Interest and education : the doctrine of interest and its concrete application / by Charles De Garmo.

  • De Garmo, Charles, 1849-1934.
Date:
1902
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Licence: In copyright

Credit: Interest and education : the doctrine of interest and its concrete application / by Charles De Garmo. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Where is Ohio and how is it bounded ? 5. Ask questions with correct emphasis and inflection; as, Will you ride with me? Will you ride with me ? Will you ride with me? Will you ride with me ? etc., etc. 6. Avoid the obscurity caused by auxiliary clauses or confusing parenthetical expressions; as, Do you think that it is expedient, taking into consideration the character of the popula- tion, which as you know has a strong admix- ture of Spanish blood and might not be well adapted to the degree of self-government implied in statehood, for the territories of New Mexico and Arizona to be admitted to the Union as states, especially as these regions lie largely in the arid section of our country (you have perhaps read how remote and desolate these deserts are except as they are reached by rail- roads, and watered by artesian wells or by water brought in long irrigating ditches from mountain streams, which soon lose themselves in the sands of the plains; doubtless you have