Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 351
en too hasty in his temper. Thenext week he let himself down another peg insaying that may be the old man meant well,but he was altogether too hot in his temper for aschool-master. A little w-hile later, he found outthat Mr. Balls way of teaching was quite out ofdate. Before a month had elapsed, he… … thus at last Mr. Weathervane found himself wherehe liked to be, in the popular party. And so the old master came to his last day inthe brick school-house. Whatever feelings hemay have had in leaving behind him the scenes ofhis twenty-five years of labor, he said nothing.He only compressed his lips…
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