This is one of a series of graded readers for elementary to intermediate level English, designed to lead into levels 4 and 5 of Simple Stories. Some people do not really die and things are not always as they seem. In these six mystery stories strange things happen. One ghost returns to catch his murderer, another to find stolen money, and a third to find money that has been lost for hundreds of years. There are approximately three pages of pre- and post-reading exercises in this book.
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Tom Hood's classic work on the physiology of dance is an essential resource for dancers, choreographers, and anyone interested in the science of movement. With detailed descriptions of the eight fundamental movements of dance, and the muscular system used in each, this volume provides a comprehensive guide to understanding the physical demands of dance. This new edition includes additional material on recent advances in kinesiology and biomechanics, making it an invaluable resource for dancers and dance educators at all levels.
Focusing on the craft of poetry and songwriting, this guide serves as both a rhyming dictionary and an exploration of classical measures. It covers essential topics such as meter, rhythm, and various poetic forms, including the sonnet and ballade, while also addressing burlesque and comic verse. With its detailed chapters and modern introduction on poetry's history, this volume is an invaluable resource for aspiring poets and songwriters, making it a noteworthy addition to any literary collection.
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Focusing on the craft of English poetry, this guide delves into the principles of versification, offering insights into meter, rhyme, and structure. Tom Hood provides practical advice for poets at all levels, emphasizing the importance of rhythm and sound in creating impactful verse. The book serves as a valuable resource for understanding the nuances of poetic form, making it an essential tool for aspiring writers looking to enhance their skills in crafting verse.
This collection features a variety of anecdotes, humor, wit, and wisdom from the original 1860 edition, showcasing the richness of modern English storytelling. It offers readers a glimpse into the social and cultural context of the time, making it a valuable resource for those interested in historical perspectives on humor and insight. The unchanged reprint ensures that the charm and character of the original work are preserved for contemporary audiences.