Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 831
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, thoseprecious ten mills a day may be prohibited. Such Once a month each boy, if he has fulfilled allhis obligations to the Village, is… … SOME EXAMPLES OF THE BOYS HANDIWORK. punishments often count for more to the boy thando others of a more strenuous nature. He re-members them when the others are forgotten. shining pots and kettles, and to the spotlesslaundry where the boys learn washing and iron-ing through doing it for the entire…
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