Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 831
aswe watched a group of lads digging in a ditch.They are given uninteresting work to do, suchas those fellows are doing there, and they mustdo it in half-holidays and playtimes until their 1 108 THE BOY PROBLEM—HOW ONE INSTITUTION SOLVES IT [Oct., punishment is over. Their Sunday visitors maybe… … GRACE BEFORE MEAT. THE DINNER HOUR IN ONE OF THE VILLAGE COTTAGES. ten mills a day. His account is kept in the ofifice,and when he wishes to spend his money he ex-plains his reasons and asks for what he desires.The money is his and the restrictions on its ex-penditure are few; but as a punishment,…
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