Reading made easy, : in some Scripture instructions for children, by way of question and answer. : Being, an attempt to render reading familiar and agreeable to weak capacities, and at the same time to acquaint them with the principal parts of the Old and New Testament. The most difficult words being collected into proper spelling tables, for the ease of the learner. : Also, some Christian admonitions from a pious father to his children, &c. : [Five lines from Deuteronomy]

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• Reading made easy, in some Scripture instructions for children, by way of question and answer. : Being, an attempt to render reading familiar and agreeable to weak capacities, and at the same time to acquaint them with the principal parts of the Old and New Testament. The most difficult words being collected into proper spelling tables, for the ease of the learner. : Also, some Christian admonitions from a pious father to his children, &c. : [Five lines from Deuteronomy]
  Published: (1765)
• Reading made easy, : in some Scripture instructions for children, by way of question and answer. : Being, an attempt to render reading familiar and agreeable to weak capacities, and at the same time to acquaint them with the principal parts of the Old and New Testament. The most difficult words being collected into proper spelling tables, for the ease of the learner. : Also, some Christian admonitions from a pious father to his children, &c. : [Five lines from Deuteronomy]
  Published: (1765)
• Reading made easy, in some Scripture instructions for children, by way of question and answer. : Being, an attempt to render reading familiar and agreeable to weak capacities, and at the same time to acquaint them with the principal parts of the Old and New Testament. The most difficult words being collected into proper spelling tables, for the ease of the learner. : Also, some Christian admonitions from a pious father to his children, &c. : [Five lines from Deuteronomy]
  Published: (1765)
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• The New-England psalter improved, : by the addition of a variety of lessons in spelling, accented and divided according to rule. : Likewise, rules for reading, and particularly of the emphasis belonging to some special word or words in a sentence. Instructions for reading verse; as also of the different letters used in printed books, and particularly of the use of capitals, notes and points, made use of in writing and printing. : Likewise, some account of the books of the Old-Testament: of the books of the Prophets: of the Apocryphal books, and of the books of the New-Testament. : The whole being a proper introduction, not only to learning, but to the training up children in the reading of the Holy Scriptures in particular
  Published: (1760)