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For Upper Classes "Each book contains a large selection of copyright extracts, for it is evident that pupils will enter more easily into the style of the writers of their own time." Children, as well as adults, demand contemporary literature.”—(The "Newbolt Committee" Report.) Anthology of English Prose 44 A 3 years' course-Compiled by W. J. GLOVER Editor of "Cassell's Books of Prose," " Cassell's Anthology of Verse." With Introduction by Sir A. T. QUILLER-COUCH. Q" May be used in conjunction with Cassell's Six Books of Verse." The book is arranged to form a three years' course. Chronological order is preserved, but each part runs from Malory to the present day; pupils thus avoid spending each year in a limited historical period. Each part contains a large selection of copyright extracts from contemporary literature, for pupils enter more easily into the style of the writers of their own time. 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