Toronto: Educational Book Company, 1924. Green cloth hardcover with clear and legible black lettering on spine and front cover, 124 pages including black-and-white illustrations throughout; very genrly used, tight in binding, only tiny traces of shelf wear to cover corner tips and spine ends, some paled faded old (ink?) staining to back cover, a few scattered light pencil marks on fewer than 15 pages, remainder clean and unmarked, overall a very decent copy of a book now 96 years old, thanks in part to an old fashioned removable plain brown paper book cover, possibly homemade. See also our other listings for Ontario High School and Ontario Public School textbooks, and including Ontario Teachers' Manuals.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good ++.

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Bookseller: Eric James (CA)
Bookseller's Inventory #: 041497
Title: Learning to Speak and Write, Book 1 [I, One]
Author: Dickie, Donalda J
Format/Binding: Hardcover
Book Condition: Used - Very Good ++
Edition: First Edition
Publisher: Educational Book Company
Place of Publication: Toronto
Date Published: 1924
Keywords: LANGUAGE ARTS DISCIPLINES ETYMOLOGY REFERENCE QUOTATIONS SCHOOL TEXTBOOK NONFICTION Text Education Upper Ontario Teacher Resource Juvenile Learning
Bookseller catalogs: Education; Linguistics/Language;

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