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Beginning Beg inning Readers Readers Level C

Engaging, Pho Phonics-Contr nics-Controlled olled Nonfiction Books Book s for Emergent Emergent Readers

A Note No te to t o Parents and Teachers Logic of English® readers may have fun, interesting stories and pictures, but there’s there’s something signiﬁcant missing... missing ... sight words! How is that possible? Unknown to many many English speakers, there are phonograms (letter combinations) combinations) and spelling rules that explain 98% of English words. Of the remaining 2%, most can be explained morphologically (such as the mysterious W in two, which becomes clear when learned in the context of twin, twelve, and twenty). tw enty). In other words, the numerous highfrequency words that are often termed “sight words” can be learned logically logic ally instead of simply memorized. For example: Why is there a silent E at the end of the word “have”? Because English words do not end in V. V. Why does the O in “go” say its long sound? Because A, E, O, and U usually say their long sounds at the end of a syllable.

Research shows that when students are taught the phonograms Research shows p honograms and spelling rules, their reading and spelling skills improve dramatically. At the beginning of each reader, a list shows which phonograms and spelling rules are taught in the corresponding Foundations Curriculum before Curriculum before reading that story. story. For more information and lots of free resources, see: www.LogicOfEnglish.com.. www.LogicOfEnglish.com

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The following concepts were introduced previously in Foundations A and B: Phonograms: a-z, sh, th, ck, igh, ch, ee, er, wh, oi, oy, ai, ay, ng, ar, or, tch, ow, ou, ough, ea, oa

Spelling Rules: • A, E, O, and U usually say their long sounds at the end of the syllable. • wo-letter CK CK is used only after after a single, short vowel. • English words do not end in I, U, U, V, V, or J. • Te vowel vowel says its long sound because of the E. • Te Silent E is there there because English words do not end in V or U. • We often double doubl e F, F, L, and S after a single vowel at the end of a base bas e word. Occasionally other letters are also doubled. • Y says /�/ /�/ at the end end of a one-syllable word.

Reader 1

Trains

A Blast of Fast! Foundations

C LEVEL

Kimber Iverson

Foundations Level C - Reader 1

In the past, it was slow to cross land. 1 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


When trains came, it was a shock to go so fast. Trains go a long way in a short time. 2 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Though we have cars and airplanes now, trains still get a lot of use. 3 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


All trains drive on railway tracks. 4 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


At the train yard, the trains can switch railway tracks. 5 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Tracks can go through lots of landscapes. These tracks go way up high. 6 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


This train can go up a steep hill. 7 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Lots of snow fell on this railroad track, so the train has a snowplow on it. 8 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


If you go far, the train ride might take a long time. This train has beds in it so you can sleep while you ride. 9 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


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This is a high-speed train. It can go as fast as a small airplane! 10 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..

Reader 2

Firefly!

Nightlight With Wing Wings Foundations

C

LEVEL

Kimber Iver Iverson son

A Note Not e to Parents and an d Teachers Teachers

The following concepts are introduced in this reader: Phonograms: ir, ur, ear, wor Spelling Rule: A says /ä/ at the end of a base word.

Tis reader was designed to be used in conjunction with Foundations Level C by Logic of English®. Te Foundations curriculum systematically presents research-based phonics, reading, handwriting, and spelling through fun, multi-sensory activities to children aged 4-7, without the use of o f “sight words”. words”. For more information see www.LogicOfEnglish.com Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Have you seen small lights y through the air at night? 1 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


A rey can give o light. It can make a quick ash or a slow glow. 2 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


The light is from the end of the rey. 3 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


For the rey, the light is like a way to speak. 4 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


A young rey is a glowworm. A glowworm can give o light as well. 5 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Then it turns into a grownup rey. 6 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


A rey is an insect. We have lots of types of these insects in our world! 7 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


If you want to see a rey, it is best to wait for the sky to turn dark. 8 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


You can try to catch a rey and put it in a jar. If I f you catch a lot of them, the jar seems to glow! 9 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Then set them free and watch them light up the sky! 10 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..

Reader 3

Kids Can Do Great Thing Things! s!

Foundations

C LEVEL

Kimber Iverson


The following concepts are introduced in this reader: Phonograms: wr, oo Spelling Rules: • O spells /ŭ/ before a V and H. O may spell spell /ŭ/ before M and N, and after a W. • I and O may may say /ī/ and /ō/ /ō/ before two consonants. consonants.

These concepts were taught previously in Foundations C: Phonograms: ir, ur, ear, wor Spelling Rule: • A says /ä/ /ä/ at the end of a base word. word.



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Cambodia

This girl is good at rowing a boat on a lake. She can push the oar through the lake and make the boat go fast. 1 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Botswana

This boy can make a toy car out of old wires and cans. He twists the wires into shape. Then he drives his car down the street. 2

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Thailand

This girl is good at cooking. She cooks quail eggs and sells them. 3



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China

These boys can take care of lots of sheep. The sheep eat grass and drink from the lake nearby. 4 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


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Thailand

This girl is good at getting her mom and her grandma to smile. She likes to dress up with them. 5



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Tanzania

This girl can ll up a big pail, lift it onto her head, and bring it home to her mom. 6 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


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China

This boy is good at blowing on his pipes while he is standing upside down! 7 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


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Ecuador

These three girls can all ride on the same skateboard! 8 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


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United States

This boy is good at whirling, twirling, and jumping to the beat of the song. 9 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Germany

This boy can swing up high, y through the air, and fall into the lake. I hope he can swim, too! 10


Reader 4

Ostriches

Foundations

C LEVEL

Denise Eide Kimber Iverson


The following concepts are introduced in this reader: Phonograms: kn, gn These concepts were taught previously in Foundations C: Phonograms: ir, ur, ear, wor, wr, oo Spelling Rules: • A says /ä/ /ä/ at the end of a base word. word. • O spells /ŭ/ before a V and H. O may spell spell /ŭ/ before M and N, and after a W. • I and O may may say /ī/ and /ō/ /ō/ before two consonants. consonants.



The ostrich is the biggest kind of bird in the world. It can be up to nine feet tall and more than 300 pounds. 1 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Ostriches have wings and feathers, just like other birds. But ostriches cannot y. 2 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Ostriches can run fast though. The ostrich is the fastest thing with 2 legs! 3 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Ostriches take big steps, too. An ostrich can go 10 to 16 feet in a step! 4 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


If an ostrich is mad, it can use its strong legs to kick and kill. 5 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Ostriches eat plants, roots, seeds, and bugs. Yum! 6 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Ostriches lay great big eggs. Each egg is as big as 24 chicken eggs. 7 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Ostriches make big nests. The mom and dad take turns watching the nest. 8 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


A young ostrich is a chick. On a chick’s rst birthday, it is about 100 pounds! 9 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Ostriches can live to be about 30-40 years old. That is old for a bird! 10 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..

Reader 5

Robots

Foundations

C LEVEL

Kimber Iverson


The following concepts are introduced in this reader: Phonograms: bu, gu, dge, ph Spelling Rule: A, E, O, and U usually say their names at the end multi-syllable yllable words). of the syllable (review and application to multi-s

These concepts were taught previously in Foundations C: Phonograms: ir, ur, ear, wor, wr, oo, kn, gn Spelling Rules: • A says /ä/ /ä/ at the end of a base word. word. • O spells /ŭ/ before a V and H. O may spell spell /ŭ/ before M and N, and after a W. • I and O may may say /ī/ and /ō/ /ō/ before two consonants. consonants.



You might have heard tales about pretend robots. But do you know about real robots? 1 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


A real robot is made to do a job. It might seem like like it can think by itself. But it cannot. 2 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


A robot is run by a computer inside it that tells it what to do. 3 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Robots can be useful for all kinds of things. Robots can help build things like cars and trucks. 4 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


This robot can clean the oor. It knows how to go around objects like chairs, and it cleans the whole room! 5 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


This robot nds hidden harmful objects. It has a camera and a hand for grabbing things. 6 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


This robot can test a person’s blood to see if he is sick. 7 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


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Robots can also be made to play games and compete with other robots. These robots can play ball! 8 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


In fact, a robot was even sent to Mars! It roams around Mars to explore and sends what it learns back to Earth. 9 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


What kinds of robots do you think we will have in the years ahead? 10 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..

Read eader er 6

Dolphins

Foundations

C

LEVEL

Denise Eide Kimber Iver Iverson son


The following concepts are introduced in this reader: Phonograms: ei, ey, eigh, cei Spelling Rules: • C softens to to /s/ before an E, I, or Y. Y. • G may soften to /j/ before an E, I, or Y. Y. • Te C says says /s/ and and the G says /j/ because of the E.

These concepts were taught previously in Foundations C: Phonograms: ir, ur, ear, wor, wr, oo, kn, gn, bu, gu, dge, ph Spelling Rules: • A says /ä/ /ä/ at the end of a base word. word. • O spells /ŭ/ before a V and H. O may spell spell /ŭ/ before M and N, and after a W. • I and O may may say /ī/ and /ō/ /ō/ before two consonants. consonants. • A, E, E , O, and U usually say their names names at the end of the syllable.



They are smart, playful, and seem to smile all the time. They live in the sea and swim, but they are not sh. What are they? Dolphins! 1 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


A dolphin must go up to the surface of the water to get a breath of air. It gets air with the blowhole on top of its head. 2 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Dolphins also spy hop. They jump out of the water water to take a quick look around. 3 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Dolphins live in pods, or groups. They speak to each other by squeaks and high sounds. 4 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Dolphins care about each other and help each other. If a dolphin gets hurt, the others help bring it to the surface of the water so it can get air. 5 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Dolphins eat sh, shrimp, and squid. They make sounds that guide them to their prey. 6 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


The sounds go through the water, bounce o the prey, and return to the dolphins. The sounds they receive tell them all about the prey and how to nd it. 7 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Dolphins hunt together as a pod. At times, they gather the sh into a sh ball. Then they take turns swimming into the ball of sh to eat. 8 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Dolphins love to jump. Even though they can weigh more than a thousand pounds, they can leap 16 feet above the water! At times, they twirl in the air at the same time! 9 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Dolphins can also learn to do tricks. They can catch balls, jump through hoops, and swim in teams. Dolphins have so much fun! 10 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..

Reader 7

Ha Long Bay

Vietnam

Foundations

C

LEVEL



The following concepts are introduced in this reader: Phonograms: ew, ui, oe, ed Spelling Rules: • Add an E because every syllable must have have a vowel. • Add an E to make the word look bigger. • Add an E to keep keep a singular word from looking plural. • Add an E for an unseen unseen reason.

These concepts were taught previously in Foundations C: Phonograms: ir, ur, ear, wor, wr, oo, kn, gn, bu, gu, dge, ph, ei, ey, eigh, cei

Spelling Rules: • A says /ä/ /ä/ at the end of a base word. word. • O spells /ŭ/ before a V and H. O may spell spell /ŭ/ before M and N, and after a W. • I and O may may say /ī/ and /ō/ /ō/ before two consonants. consonants. • A, E, E , O, and U usually say their names names at the end of the syllable. • C softens to to /s/ before an E, I, or Y. Y. • G may soften to /j/ before an E, I, or Y. Y. • Te C says says /s/ and and the G says /j/ because of the E.

Tis reader was designed to be used in conjunction with Foundations Level C by Logic of English®. For more information see www.LogicOfEnglish.com Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Ha Long Bay is a large area on the edge of the sea. It has lots of enormous rocks that come out of the water. 1 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


The rocks are made of limestone. Some of the rocks have huge caves inside them with interesting shapes on their walls and ceilings. 2 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Some of the rocks have tunnels. In a few places boats can go through the tunnels. 3 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


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Ha Long Bay has so much water that they must use boats to get around. This man likes to paddle with his feet instead of his hands. 4 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


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They use their boats to buy and sell things. This merchant sells fruit from her boat. After she sells some fruit, she rows to a new place to sell more. 5 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Most of those in Ha Long Bay make a living through shing. They catch sh to eat or sell. This sherman is catching sh with his net. 6 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Those that live in Ha Long Bay live in houseboats. The whole house is on oats so it stays on top of the water. 7 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Other houseboats look more like normal boats with small shelters on them. 8 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


This is a whole oating village. Some of the neighbors have connected their houseboats together. 9 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Ha Long Bay is a great place to visit. If you ever get to go see it, do not forget to take your camera! 10 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..

Reader 8

Rickshaws

Laos

Foundations

C

LEVEL


A Note Not e to Parents and an d Teachers Teachers The following concepts are introduced in this reader: Phonograms: aw, au, augh Spelling Rules: • Y says /ē/ at the the end of a multi-syllable multi-syllable base word.

These concepts were taught previously in Foundations C: Phonograms: ir, ur, ear, wor, wr, oo, kn, gn, bu, gu, dge, ph, ei, ey, eigh, cei, ew, ui, oe, ed

Spelling Rules: • A says /ä/ /ä/ at the end of a base word. word. • O spells /ŭ/ before a V and H. O may spell spell /ŭ/ before M and N, and after a W. • I and O may may say /ī/ and /ō/ /ō/ before two consonants. consonants. • A, E, E , O, and U usually say their names names at the end of the syllable. • C softens to to /s/ before an E, I, or Y. Y. • G may soften to /j/ before an E, I, or Y. Y. • Te C says says /s/ and and the G says /j/ because of the E. • Add an E because every syllable must have have a vowel. • Add an E to make the word look bigger. • Add an E to keep keep a singular word from looking plural. • Add an E for an unseen unseen reason. Tis reader was designed to be used in conjunction with Foundations Level C by Logic of English®. For more information see www.LogicOfEnglish.com Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


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Japan

Rickshaws were invented in 1869 in Japan. The rst rickshaws were pulled by a person who walked or ran in front of them. This photo was taken in Japan around 1897. 1 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Nepal

Then came rickshaws that were pulled by bikes. It takes less work to pedal than to walk the same distance. 2 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Indonesia

Some bike rickshaws are pushed from behind instead of pulled. 3 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


Sudan

Today many rickshaws are powered by small motors. They look a bit more like cars, but they still only have three wheels. They are open on the side so it is easy to get in and out. 4 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


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India

Rickshaws are now used all over the world, on almost every continent. In some places, the roads are packed with rickshaws! 5 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


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India

Rickshaws are a quick, easy way to travel. On crowded streets they move through small spaces better than cars. They also are cheaper to buy and use less gas. 6 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


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India

Sometimes rickshaws are used to haul heavy loads. What do you think this man has on the back of his rickshaw? 7 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


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Thailand

Since it rains so much in this city, the streets sometimes get ooded. This rickshaw is going right through the ooded street! 8 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


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Netherlands

In this city, bikes are the most common way to travel. Many types of bikes are used, even bike rickshaws. 9 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..


United States

This is a solar-powered rickshaw. It has a panel on top to collect energy from the sun to make it go. Someday, maybe solar-powered rickshaws will be driven all over the world. 10 Copyright © 2013 Pedia Learning Inc. Single Student/Family License. Non-Transferable Non-Transferable..

Rickshaws, page 1, photo source: p.244 of The Gist of Japan - The Islands, Their People, And Missions, Rev. R. B. Peery, A.M., Ph.D. © 1897 Fleming H. Revell Company


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