The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26

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The schoo' building on Bedford stree,
was " co'u' hfcary sran't" eiifce OF the
- ~. N.'' VI "''hitoe'ure In roeu"
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my brother John va. a, 4, nye Io.,h.i
It. and John ,oa,h.d /, worse ,hun / II.
methods were bad. It's standards low. It's
rooms unspeakabiy gloomy. I, wa. a iul;.
traditional. hfe'ess day academy in which
: son.en'i'ha' commonplace platoon front
-. ~ ~" '".r'e" on, NY single
schooI w,.~ia.,,,a -" "','o" .au"
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I don, see how any rool r.suI,. =, -.
spec,s scholarship. individuality or charac.
Ter were reasonably 20 be expected. . g..
] have not a good word 20 say Of It. and
IKE 'ohn Randolph ana the sheep.
"oa.i ko . ,"he distance out OF my way
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And Mr.. Adams quotes with deligh,
the words or "a classmate. who led his
class III the Latin School and AT liar
Fard. when he asked him Of he was
going 10 send his boys TO the school
'Latih school. wouldn't send "A dos
10 the Latin Well. there ar.
Latln school boys who followed a few
years ai'er Mr.. Adams who managed
10 get IA good deal from II even under
Dr. Gardner. and who can remember
'nat with all its faults II was ahead ci
the other schools md academies OF the
uime, mat 1t taught the discipline
"hich Mr. Adams lamen,s that he
acked after he entered tho army. and
even that Dr. Dixwell established one
or the most successful private schools
IN boston they probably see. too
merits III the cast iron methods Of the
oid schooI wnich secured results that
n new pedagogy with its multifar!-
o. frills fails to attain. He was taken
from Schooi ana put I'm charge OF the
lh'er ZEN. Palfrey. a friend of whom
he speaks rather slightingly: they had
a good time together instead Of tutor.
ing ana he entered Harvard with the
! Il IN ~ NE ID H.