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New-and EasÝ GUIDE

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE.

CONTIVING,
1.. Tables of K'oriis in one, IVO, li.als; whici ori accente a.id exa
three, and iour Syllabies; with wä. pialidd íor the better in trit:.0.1 of
tural and Easy Leffons in each, a. Youth, and the Inforınation of filin
dapted to the Capacity of Children Persons as would know the Meaning
irom three Years old and upwards, of what they read and write ; being

and yet so full of Sense, that such an useful Iuftructor for the School,
as can already read, may receive Shop, or Co.npting-house.
very material Inftrudion from thera: IV. Many useful Tnings neces.
Comprehending a variety of Pallages.fary to help the young Beginner,

both on moral and divine Subje&s, and inform the more grown-up
as also Fables and pleafaat Stories, in Youth; with a variety of Alpha-

order to improve the Mind and the betical Copies and Writing-pieces,
Understanding.

both in Profe and Verse, &c.
II. A very easy and rational Guide V. Chronological Tables of the
10 English Grammar, 'by Way of Succession of the Kings of England,

Question and Answer, for the Use of and many of the most memorable
Schools as well as private Persons, Occurrences in sacred and pro

by which any one may very soon be phane History; with some short
come acquainted with the English Remarks upon the seven Stages of
Tongue, with very little Trouble | Life, which are not only improving
and Application.

to the Mind and Morals, but may
Ill. A Collection of near gogo of be of great Service to prevent Youth
the most useful Words of two, three, froin falling a Sacrifice to the com-
and four Syllables, viz. Nouns Sub- mon Temptations of Life, and their

dantive, Adjeđives & Verbs (placed own unbridled Pallions.
: falphabetically under their respedive !

BY DANIEL: FENNING,
Cate Schoolmaster of Bures, in Suffolk, and Author of the Use

of the Globes, Practical Arithnetic, Guide to Alg bra, Royal
English Dictionary, Young Man's Book of Knowledge, amel
a New Grammar of the English Language.

A NEW EDITION, CARI FULLY CORRECTED.

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR THE BOOKSELLERS,

M,DCC, XCVIII.

SLINGSBY BETHELL, Esq.
Lord Mayor of the City of London, and one of its

Representatives in Parliament.

MY LORD,

I

Do not pretend to follow the common, and ton customary

Form of Dedications, by bestowing upon you unnecessary Encomiums; because I am sensib.e it is riot agreeable to your Lordship to be flattered.

It is a Pleasure indeed, that I have met with such Encouragenient by your kind Patronage; and I am highly honoured in having buen permitted to uffix your Lordship's Name to this Work; for which I returi, you my sisicere Thanks, and acknowledge the Obligation of bav.ng the Liberty of send ing it into ihe World uidur sach Proteciion.

Your Lordship will permit me to say, that though I have., laid down Rules suitable to such an Under takisig, yet my Den sign is to teach Children som.othing more than barely to spell and read; and therefore I have endeavoued, at the same Tioie, io inculcate into the Minds of Youth early Notices of Re.igion and virtue, and point out to them their several Dutics in the various Stages at 1. fe: and I shal: be very thankfu., should I piove an Instrun.eng in the hand of Providence, in pioventing but one of the rising Generation from falling a Sacrifice to the pei nicious Doctrines, secret Wnispers, and pe: peiuai Insiuutious of Popish Emissäries:

I inake no doubt, theretoie, that whatever Defects your 1.orussip may find in the former Part ct may Plan, your Càndour will excuse ism on account of the latitr; since it is ev.dint that you are a. Walys wonding to encourage every Thing that tends to ihe Practice of Pieiy, and the Guw of Mankind.

Thut the saine kind Provid-ic:, wh.c Tecoininended me to your favour, nay continue to your Lulu...p the Blessings of Heaith, and thai of Prosper iy io ite City of London, aiid to the Kingdom in general, is doubtless tné bicarty Desie of inanıy, bui vi ndili nuse chin ut,

MY LORD,

Your Lordship’s obliged, cbedient
LONDON,
Dlarch 2, 1755

And most hainble Servant,

D. FENNING.

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