The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-07-14
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IL was one of those warm, bright spring
days when little cnlidren are risky -
Young lambs, ana tnose @ larger CROWN
ieei the connnemen< q sne scnooA-room
irksome; ane mounsviite nign school
was under .ne pest q disclPnne, but on
seemed surchArged with electricity.
The scholars were restless and thcir rec
iations imperfect The professor him.
self was like bottle Of new wine, ready
TO explode at the slightest disturbance.
The rhetoric class, composed Of half-a-
dozen young girls, was usually tractable
wandering on in the fields among the
violets and spring beauties, 70 the neglect
Of their studies. s..<f u
Young ladies, " said the professor, 81
think 1 never had rhetoric class before
capable OF doing so well, that did SO
poorly: You ought 70 be ashamed of
your standing this mouth
Il don't see the good OF rhetoric, any
way, and it's an Awfully dry, hard
study" said one. fs&t3
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lou Will remember, MISS bophy,
that your class took up this study this
term by your own request. I! warned
you that studying Blair's Rhetoric was
no childs play. But having undertaken
It, L insist that you must do your best.
Ii you are mot more studious fmnst re-
port you 70 your parents
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,,,.,,, Detoer nos report me, sald clara
WIN, wnil",ns, IN = low voice, not meant 70
fesoa s.a ner 'eacner ear, Out IL qua. s.
oaucy giri' said ne, angrliy, yon
may lease .ne CLASS ana go nome. Will
see yuu iatner = uis evening. my pauence
70 qu'e eAnaos'eo'
cr.
h ~ n"ssy s1" ieis .L 'he ss class ano walkeo
G,'a Je 20 ,s'. s, as sno cou,o oecorously.
mu sn'eeu r,, ,;.,s she noIse l anu reacneo ner
onarv ] r.han 49, sha Ia s ny sJen s, one was was
rnn;d WALL ,ad not coolod IS, Iu tau,-D~ n.i
sLe threw hsrsolf u,,o,, A. sn,Sl i
aoo5 ~ tears .sHa ~ No o .t,t Itton AZ - ~ =
10 me in that voy sha said @.nd pI"A !.
will be mean in him 10 report me 70 % ma. -
NO Poor nanai Ua b.. tpo,,t,ia o W pa.
about Rob w;tbont bsor;no S = h.J snousn snoos.a
of me.'and mamma sa;d + r,,,st a 70 .
comfort 10 mana Ianotbsr brr.t os. - go, o1 :
oh what sbaIl doS w;sh II + i hadn,.
aaroJ nm so~pr, H.. dn; "a, "n
mana will be an angrv, U S.J' oni., ~,
thonoht momenti Oh dear T .;sf G
mammo had i;yoJ 1r,ora go; W.. oa
ahaIl T doS Poor nonoi w;sh hodn;t ht
spoken m deorW Wthat hotaf,,, ,,r~sn.
yhot .j,aii T d,,s,, .,,s ..Ia..P P,o.eo
of the same Kind which ~ fast o,,,,,;.,
ated in this. "J1i go and teiI | orondroa !"
So down 10 the dear orandma;s room
sbe went. and told her al about n
"Poor child +" sa;d the ola lodv
.mavbe no wo,,, con,a atto. III
"Rut be will orondn,a sa;d rr.r
"He ;snT a man 70 sav o.. ,,';na Ia - q.
another. and mana 4 in .nch tro,,hie
about Rob Oh I'm ao .orrv T sroLo >
"Poor. dear Rob. - said Grandma a.,
do,,, I,a,;o,o - - ~. L..
,.ro,,.,. !, 80, i;La -. a. ,.a;ae..t !:
~ , he,d ,,,,o,' Dn u h;r, A' '"o pio''uen' i'
.Rnt what can T ao orondm.r
"Dear child. maybe Won had better
see tbe professor and teil him won arc
sorrv
"But I sbant have a cbsnce oh
there he comes mn tbe valk this minute
and Ann will show him right into the Ii
orary sIv wpele papa ,s-on, oear =.
p.-r.u' ue~' ss - ~n"s -, oan oan a ~,
srnaPs Gan m.nsBo - you oa, ~
be considerate. Is Mike at work in the
garden, dear?" and grandma hurried on
nar, VIC ro. y.u eie n.sIaa.;~n Oa % ,.;.h & , th'
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