The Indian School At Carlisle Barracks
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Some of the boys were cobbling shoes ; some were in the carpenter's shop, where a piuewood table was being finished by one pupil, while another was making tongues and grooves on the edges of boards, apparently for the top of another table ; a third was working on table and chair legs. Two other boys were at a blacksmith's forge working away industriously. Three of the older boys had been apprenticed to a wagoumaker in Carlisle ; one of these is painting wagons, another is making or putting toge...ther the parts of wheels and other woodwork; the third devotes his attention to the iron parts. I understood that these young men propose when they re- turn home to pursue wagoumaking in partnership. The pupils are said to learn the use of tools as readily as white children do. There is a master blacksmith, master carpenter, and a shoemaker in the corps of instruction.
INDIAN SCHOOL AT CARLISLE BARRACKS.
At half past twelve we went to the refectory, wliere the pupils' dinner was in prog- ress. .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some of the boys were cobbling shoes ; some were in the carpenter's shop, where a piuewood table was being finished by one pupil, while another was making tongues and grooves on the edges of boards, apparently for the top of another table ; a third was working on table and chair legs. Two other boys were at a blacksmith's forge working away industriously. Three of the older boys had been apprenticed to a wagoumaker in Carlisle ; one of these is painting wagons, another is making or putting toge...ther the parts of wheels and other woodwork; the third devotes his attention to the iron parts. I understood that these young men propose when they re- turn home to pursue wagoumaking in partnership. The pupils are said to learn the use of tools as readily as white children do. There is a master blacksmith, master carpenter, and a shoemaker in the corps of instruction.
INDIAN SCHOOL AT CARLISLE BARRACKS.
At half past twelve we went to the refectory, wliere the pupils' dinner was in prog- ress. .
What to read after The Indian School At Carlisle Barracks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Bureau of Education to read onlineMoreLess
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