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FOOTNOTES:[1]See Bleyer, W.G.: Introduction toProse Literature for Secondary Schools.[2]See alsoAmerican Magazine, 63:339.[3]SeeScribner's Magazine, 40:17.[4]SeeHarper's Monthly Magazine, 116:3.[5]In:The Little Book of Modern Verse, edited by J.B. Rittenhouse.[6]See page 41 for magazine reference.[7]SeeCollier's Magazine, 42:11.[8]Additional suggestions for dramatic work are given on page316.[9]If a copy ofThe Promised Landis available, some of the students might look up material on this subject.[10]See references forMoly, on p.84.[11]In Alden'sEnglish Verse.[12]InThe Little Book of Modern Verse, edited by J.B. Rittenhouse.[13]If this is thought too difficult, some of the exercises on pages 316-318 may be used.[14]Note: The teacher might read aloud a part of theOde in Time of Hesitation, by Moody. In its entirety it is almost too difficult for the pupils to get much out of; but it has some vigorous things to say about the war in the Philippines.[15]To the Teacher: It will probably be better for the pupils to study this poem in class than to begin it by themselves.
[1]See Bleyer, W.G.: Introduction toProse Literature for Secondary Schools.
[1]See Bleyer, W.G.: Introduction toProse Literature for Secondary Schools.
[2]See alsoAmerican Magazine, 63:339.
[2]See alsoAmerican Magazine, 63:339.
[3]SeeScribner's Magazine, 40:17.
[3]SeeScribner's Magazine, 40:17.
[4]SeeHarper's Monthly Magazine, 116:3.
[4]SeeHarper's Monthly Magazine, 116:3.
[5]In:The Little Book of Modern Verse, edited by J.B. Rittenhouse.
[5]In:The Little Book of Modern Verse, edited by J.B. Rittenhouse.
[6]See page 41 for magazine reference.
[6]See page 41 for magazine reference.
[7]SeeCollier's Magazine, 42:11.
[7]SeeCollier's Magazine, 42:11.
[8]Additional suggestions for dramatic work are given on page316.
[8]Additional suggestions for dramatic work are given on page316.
[9]If a copy ofThe Promised Landis available, some of the students might look up material on this subject.
[9]If a copy ofThe Promised Landis available, some of the students might look up material on this subject.
[10]See references forMoly, on p.84.
[10]See references forMoly, on p.84.
[11]In Alden'sEnglish Verse.
[11]In Alden'sEnglish Verse.
[12]InThe Little Book of Modern Verse, edited by J.B. Rittenhouse.
[12]InThe Little Book of Modern Verse, edited by J.B. Rittenhouse.
[13]If this is thought too difficult, some of the exercises on pages 316-318 may be used.
[13]If this is thought too difficult, some of the exercises on pages 316-318 may be used.
[14]Note: The teacher might read aloud a part of theOde in Time of Hesitation, by Moody. In its entirety it is almost too difficult for the pupils to get much out of; but it has some vigorous things to say about the war in the Philippines.
[14]Note: The teacher might read aloud a part of theOde in Time of Hesitation, by Moody. In its entirety it is almost too difficult for the pupils to get much out of; but it has some vigorous things to say about the war in the Philippines.
[15]To the Teacher: It will probably be better for the pupils to study this poem in class than to begin it by themselves.
[15]To the Teacher: It will probably be better for the pupils to study this poem in class than to begin it by themselves.