This is These Are Our Horizons by Sister M. Perpetua, R.S.M., Mary Synon, and Katherine Rankin, a 1960 Ginn and Company New Edition hardcover, Volume VIII of the Faith and Freedom readers.
The blue cloth cover is bright with light rubbing at the edges, corners, and spine ends, and the pages are clean with general age toning, as the photos show.
This Catholic school reader mixes stories, poems, and letters, and the pages shown include Salt Water by Oliver La Farge, The Mystic by Cale Young Rice, and letters home from Our Lady's Mission in China. An orange study guide sheet for Prisoner of the Sand and Citizen of the World is still tucked inside.
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This 1960 Ginn New Edition of These Are Our Horizons still has its study guide sheet tucked inside, and it suits a shelf of Faith and Freedom readers. If it's the right copy for you, it's ready to come home.
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