The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-25

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eifnaa m 10 eood 3. faslHaHed style
uith BIS knuekies against TIC window
sash, aul aflef fen words q CKhqTia-
tan Ia fapssols and obodienc iaey
r nand a chapter fnom the iea-
lament Thefarid yoicls. ~ thtF took
upthtif verse. and then gave Visca 70
thur nNghlsor showed tbai tlley were
expert IS least iu grab-gamc aud they
wore through before the teacher had
decided uha. should come next i
would he ia'ly Is aitampl ile manage
meut of such uuwieldly machines bY
10 other handle than their ears, aud
taking Of The names followed os q
matter e necessity. Commencing with
Jim Galley Whackcr julien went thro'
the whole seventy aitl inge1ihlc pli2
though "a Yves put f. il rather hard
mhen Tnphena Triphosa Sgeellowasll-
er announced Der title Prom the list
Is vel as from tie individual faces &
nas easy % see that the school was d
composition p many different elements
Tnphcna must be German, Sarah Cow
iy, Irish, Dan D5re could Be nothing
bat French. and Johnny Welsh Of
course was Welsh Julien had beard
would-be classics quote Cowpor's seuti-
meut IN regard to spice and variety. but
t,is was bis FIRST practical Illustration.
The spice arising from the variety, on
something else was indeed so aromatic
that be was forced TO give the old door
slight turn upon its leather hinges, A
little fellow that looked as much like an
Indian MS any thing, stared a little Wild
as the door opened. but as no one was
thrown ont, aud his teacher wore SO se-
rous countenance, though the puo-
pose was too high for bis eonceptiye
faculties, bo was no longer disturbed
Now the time had come for classifca-
ton; aud obstacles hitherto slight,
doomed UP fearfully in the path Of pro-
gress.
Each scholar had a distinct set Of
books as il coming from every part Of
the globe; and their stages Of advance
ment admitted Of no comparison what
ever Independence is admirable, tho
sometimes mighty perplexing. Julien
looked over each book trying to discoy-
cr sotnesimilarity, butthe more minute
his investigation, the more confused his
brain. No longer time could be spent
uniting substances with not the least
ltaugibility, and individuals were called
up to recite from their individual sepa-
rate book. About one-eighth the Of
number had gone through the mill when
noon came, and the harmonious assem-
bly, adjourned
Julien took his dinner pailan plant
ed himselfin one corner, and was about
securing the first mouthful of large
doughnut, when stick Of wood came
through the window close by, bringing
d refreshing shower Of fine glass upon
his dry food He sprang out of the
door and seeing two big boysin quar-
frel, undoubtedly the perpetrators OF
the mischief, he seized them by their
long blue shirt collars, and demanded
an explanation. Wall, he was to
blame, said Jack Lakewood, (for lie
was one Of the bohgerants. "Wall /
want You know, retorted his opponent,
Bill Jones, Gust here a rather sudden
jerk from the hand that had hold upon
their collars, somehow impressed them
with the propliety of ceaslng their dia-
logue, end the teacher asked again for
an explanation. Jack then said he
''slung the stick at Bills head who was
standin afore the winder, and ef he
hadn't lodged it, it wouldn't ny
breaked the glass" Jacks statement
was satisfactory, and the teacher loosed
his grasp, reprimanding them both, and
promising Jack an interview with him
self and his father. The dinner was
rather hazardous, but Julien picked it
over carefully eating little and stow
ing the rest carefully in crack in the
wall, The afternoon passed quicker if
any thing than the morning, and at four
about two-thirds had been through
the usual performance" and third re-
manned having received no attention,
save the asking of their names. The
perplexed teacher saw that all were I'M
easy, sliding backwards and forwards
in their seats ike hyenas behind the
iron bars; but he was not through, and
and he went ON till justice had been
done alike TO all. AT just dusk he threw
open the door, and the whole menape-
re burst with a wild yell from their
confinement 1t was OF 40 use Aea to
quell the yehemence Of their 10Y, but on
the morrow Julien resolved 10 intre
duee a method Of exit more military.
No one who has not been ground to pn
mice in the mill of experience, can fuzzy
appreciate the perplexitics that con
stantly harass the school teacher, espe-
cially If he be a novice in the art.
There arc so many thousand little
nuisances continually crowdiag on the
hurried BRAIN, wearing away the pa
hcnco Us waves the sand upon the
beach, such multitude Of hungry
cares lise leacAes, sappmg as it were
the yery nFs blood, that lie who es-
eapes v BIS Judgment RIGHT side ~.
may VII propnety fall back upon bis
dignity, and sound TIC horn u his own
praise.
Juhen's eyes were now open. His
prophetic glance pierced far into the
future 1t was true that in looking
through thc windows Of his schoolroom.
he saw through a glass darkly bat
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