Journeys Through Bookland, Vol. 5
Journeys Through Bookland, Vol. 5
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People came from great distances to attend, even from asfar as Baraboo, sometimes camping out two nights each way.
Our first public edifice was a log schoolhouse about twenty feet square. It was on the opposite side of the river, nearly a mile distant, but Ibegan to attend school before I was fully five years old. One of thethings I remember of one of my early teachers most distinctly is, thatshe used to hang a five-franc piece, tied with blue ribbon, around theneck of the scholar who had "left... off at the head. " I was occasionallyfavored, but my mother's satisfaction was greatly modified by her fearthat I would lose the coin while taking it back the next day.
The teachers probably could not have passed a normal school examination, but they could do what our graduates now cannot do--that is, make andmend a quill pen. Those were all the pens we had, and many a time have Ichased our geese to get a new quill. The teachers patiently guided ourwobbling ideas from the alphabet to cube root.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
People came from great distances to attend, even from asfar as Baraboo, sometimes camping out two nights each way.
Our first public edifice was a log schoolhouse about twenty feet square. It was on the opposite side of the river, nearly a mile distant, but Ibegan to attend school before I was fully five years old. One of thethings I remember of one of my early teachers most distinctly is, thatshe used to hang a five-franc piece, tied with blue ribbon, around theneck of the scholar who had "left... off at the head. " I was occasionallyfavored, but my mother's satisfaction was greatly modified by her fearthat I would lose the coin while taking it back the next day.
The teachers probably could not have passed a normal school examination, but they could do what our graduates now cannot do--that is, make andmend a quill pen. Those were all the pens we had, and many a time have Ichased our geese to get a new quill. The teachers patiently guided ourwobbling ideas from the alphabet to cube root.
What to read after Journeys Through Bookland, Vol. 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sylvester Charles Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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