Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 213
.doo oftentimes come to confusion . . . which might have proved good members of theircommonwealthe and countrie. This sameHarrison whipped his own children conscien-tiously until his mastiff essaies to catch therod in his teeth for the preventing of furtherpunishment, which, in his masters opinion,… … Certainly lack of discipline was not a failingof the sixteenth century, and we know that chil- ELIZABETHAN BOYS. 20I dren were brought up austerely and made tostudy hard, whether they had tutors at homeor were sent to the excellent grammar-schoolsof the time, where such a quantity of Latinwas…
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