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198 AN AMERICAN SCHOOL.
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XXVII.—AN AMERICAN SCHOOL ¦ ¦!¦—¦ —
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198 An American School.
198 AN AMERICAN SCHOOL .
Xxvii.—An American School ¦ ¦!¦—¦ —
XXVII . —AN AMERICAN _SCHOOL ¦ _¦!¦—¦ —
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_. uu < « au _" In a shop where we went to buy a pair of gloves , I entered into ? lie and
conversation with the shopman , —quite a gentleman was , — remarkable answered asked a great to for my many its satisfaction schools questions , and , for about Cincinnati you the know common for , perhaps the schools excellent , that , which Ohio scho he ol is
"books " The there shopman published said . , " Call on Mr . Cady , he is a director of 6 the will be to shew everything' * and riht
schools away / , as and they say , we happy went to Mr . Cad you y ' s house , a quaker ; -like little g who received us in the heartiest manner in his drawing-room ,
man and , was " enchanted to shew us the institutions of his country . ' _* "We went to the intermediate school , for there are three grades of
schools—the lowest , intermediate , and high school : age is not the intermediate qualification , school for admission was about , but as attainment large as four . The middle building -class Eng of lish the
houses , containing six large clean rooms , and six teachers , three and three womenI should have said it was magnificent for a
men . building school , but 1 they M h r , ave Cad . y We says went it was into the Miss first D ' Orfeuille built and 's the room meanest first .
lad Please well let d ressed present black Miss hair D and 'Orfeuille eyes , very to striking you , an looking elegant , almost young
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Nov. 1, 1858, page 198, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01111858/page/54/
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