The Uncommercial Traveller
The Uncommercial Traveller
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Yet these schools areat Limehouse, and are the Pauper Schools of the Stepney PauperUnion.
On the second head of expense. Would sixpence a week be considereda very large cost for the education of each pupil, including allsalaries of teachers and rations of teachers? But supposing thecost were not sixpence a week, not fivepence? it is FOURPENCE-HALFPENNY.
On the third head of no proof, sir, no proof. Is there any proofin the facts that Pupil Teachers more in number, and more highlyqualified, have... been produced here under the Short-Time system thanunder the Long-Time system? That the Short-Timers, in a writingcompetition, beat the Long-Timers of a first-class National School?That the sailor-boys are in such demand for merchant ships, thatwhereas, before they were trained, 10l. Premium used to be givenwith each boy--too often to some greedy brute of a drunken skipper, who disappeared before the term of apprenticeship was out, if theill-used boy didn't--captains of the best character now take theseboys more than willingly, with no premium at all?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet these schools areat Limehouse, and are the Pauper Schools of the Stepney PauperUnion.
On the second head of expense. Would sixpence a week be considereda very large cost for the education of each pupil, including allsalaries of teachers and rations of teachers? But supposing thecost were not sixpence a week, not fivepence? it is FOURPENCE-HALFPENNY.
On the third head of no proof, sir, no proof. Is there any proofin the facts that Pupil Teachers more in number, and more highlyqualified, have... been produced here under the Short-Time system thanunder the Long-Time system? That the Short-Timers, in a writingcompetition, beat the Long-Timers of a first-class National School?That the sailor-boys are in such demand for merchant ships, thatwhereas, before they were trained, 10l. Premium used to be givenwith each boy--too often to some greedy brute of a drunken skipper, who disappeared before the term of apprenticeship was out, if theill-used boy didn't--captains of the best character now take theseboys more than willingly, with no premium at all?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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