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Side 79
... given to the different subjects in the differ- ent schools is very much the same . At the age of fourteen , on an average not less than 12 hours a week are given to classical lessons . As the boy rises in the school , the amount of time ...
... given to the different subjects in the differ- ent schools is very much the same . At the age of fourteen , on an average not less than 12 hours a week are given to classical lessons . As the boy rises in the school , the amount of time ...
Side 80
... given to classics in a good of work should be better adjusted , secondary school in Scotland is so as to admit of boys taking nearly as great as that given in proper exercise , and taking their the best English schools . In Dun- meals ...
... given to classics in a good of work should be better adjusted , secondary school in Scotland is so as to admit of boys taking nearly as great as that given in proper exercise , and taking their the best English schools . In Dun- meals ...
Side 764
... given to me ; that the L.A.C. Fund would then amount to more than the required sum ; and that the blue silk dress might be chosen , purchased , and presented at once ! I could hardly believe it was true ; but there was dear Toby sitting ...
... given to me ; that the L.A.C. Fund would then amount to more than the required sum ; and that the blue silk dress might be chosen , purchased , and presented at once ! I could hardly believe it was true ; but there was dear Toby sitting ...
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