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Stoddard's Complete arithmetic: being the New practical arithmetic of the series : with additions for a full, practical course of instruction in high schools and academies
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466 pages, Paperback
First published November 28, 2013
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John F. Stoddard
66 books7 followersProfessor John Fair Stoddard A.M.
"I am constrained to plant a grove
To please the lady that I love.
This ample grove is to compose
Nineteen trees in nine straight rows
Five trees in each row I must place,
Or I shall never see her face."
"I am constrained to plant a grove
To please the lady that I love.
This ample grove is to compose
Nineteen trees in nine straight rows
Five trees in each row I must place,
Or I shall never see her face."
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