Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 209
he oppidans live inthe different masters houses about the town. Everymaster has charge of thirty or forty boys, and everyboy has a little room of his own. And very snugrooms they are, too, with the tables covered withbooks, and pretty things from home on the man-tel-shelf, and the walls decorated… … ENTRANCE TO THE CLOISTERS. science school at Eton, and a mathematical schoolalso; music has taken the place of flogging, andthere are teachers of French and German as wellas of Latin and Greek. And the collegers areallowed to leave off their black gowns during play-hours now ; until a few years…
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