Problems in social living; a workbook to accompany the introductory sociology textbook entitled Social living, by Landis & Landis.

WARREN, MARY SHERBURNE. Understanding God's world; a textbook for teachers of juniors in vacation church schools.

Eleanor Mary Wilkin (C); 21Jul59; R240080. LEWIS, EVELYN L. A textbook of office management.

DUGGAN, SARAH E. A student's textbook in the history of education.

In those long mornings, when Dennis was in the study explaining to map-peddlers that I had eleven maps of Jerusalem already, and to school-book agents that I would see them hanged before I would be bribed to introduce their textbooks into the schoolsshe and I were at work together, as in those old dreamy daysand in these of our log-cabin again.

First I asked him to procure from the library for me "The Scarlet Letter," "The House of the Seven Gables," and other books; then I talked medicine and finally asked him to lend me a textbook on anatomy which I knew he had in his possession.

CHAPTER VIII STORIES Let me tell the stories and I care not who makes the textbooks.

Finding that his people needed textbooks in the native tongue, he studied Latin so that he might consult all accessible authorities and translate the most helpful works, making alterations and additions to suit his plan.

From New York he went to Philadelphia, where he wrote various magazine articles and stories, and did part of the work of preparing a school textbook on "Conchology."

The publishers have been generous in the matter of illustrations and diagrams, and although to the older practitioner some of these may appear superfluous, it is hoped they will serve to render the work an acceptable textbook for the student.

He had drawn from a sacred cache in the hollow of a tree the few worn textbooks from which he had studied.

With him our recitations were a perpetual contest of our wits against his; he showed us the shallowness of our acquisitions, and dissected mercilessly both textbook and the responses to the questions which he had drawn from it, admitting nothing and pushing the pupil perpetually into the deeper water as soon as he began to think his foot had touched firm land.