In 1816, an edition corrected by the author was issued in 2 vols. 8vo. An 'Abridgment' of this version by Murray, issued two years later, went through more than 120 editions of ten thousand each. It was printed at the New England Institution for the Blind in embossed characters, Boston, 1835, and translated into Marathi, Bombay, 1837. "English Exercises" followed (1797), with "A Key" (27th edit. London, 1847), and both works were in large demand. Murray's "English Reader," "Sequel," and "Introduction," issued respectively 1799, 1800, and 1801 (31st edit. 1836), were equally successful, as well as the "Lecteur Francais," 1802, and "Introduction to the Lecteur Francais," 1807. "An English Spelling Book," 1804, reached forty-four editions, and was translated into Spanish (Cadiz, 1841). Of a "First Book for Children" the 150th thousand, with portrait and woodcuts, was issued in 1859.