Trials of a School Girl
Trials of a School Girl
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How can 1 bring myself to care wheth- er one girl is punished at school or another, whether Ellen Robertson is laughed at or ad- mired, or whether Eliza Barrington or my friend Cecilia, is most malicious. ' 'And yet these are the very things which you TRIALS OF A SCHOOL GIRL. 59 ought to interest yourself in, in order to serve her effectually. It is of as much consequence for her to learn to judge of the different charac- ters of her companions, and how to treat them properly, as it is for her ...to recite a perfect les- son. You are always ready to give her every proper assistance in her tasks, 1 acknowledge; extend this willingness to whatever else is in- teresting to her, and you will be surprised to find how many opportunities you will gain of throwing in good instruction upon a thousand things which cannot come within the range of school lessons. And 1 do not think the advan- tage will be Margaret's alone. ' Theresa looked surprised. * It is true, my dear, ' continued her mother, ' however strange you may think it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How can 1 bring myself to care wheth- er one girl is punished at school or another, whether Ellen Robertson is laughed at or ad- mired, or whether Eliza Barrington or my friend Cecilia, is most malicious. ' 'And yet these are the very things which you TRIALS OF A SCHOOL GIRL. 59 ought to interest yourself in, in order to serve her effectually. It is of as much consequence for her to learn to judge of the different charac- ters of her companions, and how to treat them properly, as it is for her ...to recite a perfect les- son. You are always ready to give her every proper assistance in her tasks, 1 acknowledge; extend this willingness to whatever else is in- teresting to her, and you will be surprised to find how many opportunities you will gain of throwing in good instruction upon a thousand things which cannot come within the range of school lessons. And 1 do not think the advan- tage will be Margaret's alone. ' Theresa looked surprised. * It is true, my dear, ' continued her mother, ' however strange you may think it.
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