Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 438
that in thishe was not very successful. He had paid a gooddeal of attention to the studies of the school, andhe now determined not to attempt to teach themanything new, but to review them in what theyhad been studying; so he called up the variousclasses, and questioned them upon their… … ^ ^ The next afternoon the boy was number one. It was astonishing how much these children nowlearned of what they had been studying. It wasas if they had been educated over again. TheGriffin used no severity toward them, but therewas a look about him which made them unwillingto go to bed until they…
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