Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 441
eiving gifts and sweetmeats,and brings back to the school a handsome presentto his tutor. The mission schools however are bringing tothese Eastern boys the opportunity for Westerneducation, and the more progressive men arequick to realize the advantage to their childrenof this training. A notable… … NEW YORK AND HIS MASTER rolled here. The Eastern boy quickly learns thegames and sports of the Western world, althoughthe native games are usually rather quiet anddignified. The boys of the desert are taught very littlefrom books, excepting the book of nature, but all WHAT SOME EGYPTIAN BOYS DO 249
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