Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

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The Delightful hours spent in boyhood,
going to and from school, are unknown
In the gay French capital to children Of
well-to-do parents. Instead of starting
early and lingering On the way, they
watch from the window until black
one horse omnibus arrives, when sub.
master takes charge Of the pupil, and
the omnibus goes from house to house,
collecting ail the scholars, who are
brought home in the same manner, the
sub master sitting next the door, giving
no chance to slip out to ride on top, or to
beg the driver to trust . fellow with the
reins; and Is it is the custom to obey oil
authority, the master is respected. Girls
are either sent to boarding school or 60
to a day-school; in the latter case, al
ways accompanied by one of their
parents or trusty servant. But the
parents. if their means will not permit
them to send their boys to schools that
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have not servant to 60 with them, per-
form that task themselves. In the
schools for the poorer classes, when
teaching is over, the children file out,
two by two, the older children being ap.
pointed monitors, and the little process
sions disappear in different directions;
the teachers standing at the gate until
they are lost from sight, for they have
not far togo, as there is free school in
each quarter.
But I pity the charity school girls.
Although always neatly and cleaniy
dressed, they are all alike, with white
caps, and dresses which might have been
cut from the same piece. They file
the streets or public gardens,
under the charge of the "gobd sisters"
and perhaps they stop to play Or rest
but never saw them do SO.
Perhaps there is no real reason to pity
these charity children, boys Or girls;
but remember my own free and happy
school-days in America, aud SO I pity
Nicholas.