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Pągina 1
Where can be joined such a thorough freedom of play for all that is in a boy of
good and noble as in our public schools ? ... can we wonder at the Duke of
Wellington ' s watching the boys of Eton in their playing - fields , and thinking that
it was ...
Where can be joined such a thorough freedom of play for all that is in a boy of
good and noble as in our public schools ? ... can we wonder at the Duke of
Wellington ' s watching the boys of Eton in their playing - fields , and thinking that
it was ...
Pągina 7
The boys rose at five to the loud call of “ Surgite ; ' they repeated a prayer in
alternate verses , as they dressed ... then the prępositor noted absentees , and
one examined the students ' faces and hands , and reported any boys that came
...
The boys rose at five to the loud call of “ Surgite ; ' they repeated a prayer in
alternate verses , as they dressed ... then the prępositor noted absentees , and
one examined the students ' faces and hands , and reported any boys that came
...
Pągina 21
At eleven they went into school again , and at twelve came dinner . Under the
superintendence of the pręfectus olla , ( prefect of tub , ) portions of beef , called
dispars , t were served out to the boys in messes of four , with a sufficiency of
bread ...
At eleven they went into school again , and at twelve came dinner . Under the
superintendence of the pręfectus olla , ( prefect of tub , ) portions of beef , called
dispars , t were served out to the boys in messes of four , with a sufficiency of
bread ...
Pągina 22
boys were there collected , that sort of natural heating apparatus must bave been
very powerful . But the younger commoners , probably , seldom came into school
, and in summer - time the whole of the scholars usually adjourned for lessons ...
boys were there collected , that sort of natural heating apparatus must bave been
very powerful . But the younger commoners , probably , seldom came into school
, and in summer - time the whole of the scholars usually adjourned for lessons ...
Pągina 24
The commoners are , in point of fact , little more than the private boarders of the
bead - master , attending the regular lessons of the school in company with the
boys on the foundation , and amalgainated with them so far as school
classification ...
The commoners are , in point of fact , little more than the private boarders of the
bead - master , attending the regular lessons of the school in company with the
boys on the foundation , and amalgainated with them so far as school
classification ...
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English Pedagogy: Education, the School, and the Teacher in English Literature Henry Barnard Visualització completa - 1876 |
English Pedagogy: Education, the School, and the Teacher, in English Literature Henry Barnard Visualització completa - 1876 |
Education, the School and the Teacher, in English Literature Henry Barnard Visualització completa - 1876 |
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