Harriet Newell Haskell January 14th 1835 Waldoboro Me May 6th 1907 Godfr
Harriet Newell Haskell January 14th 1835 Waldoboro Me May 6th 1907 Godfr
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EARLY WOMANHOOD.
The year after graduation was spent at home, where she taught at soHcitation, a select and private class of pupils. An incident of a brief visit to Boston later was the determinator of her future career. Cas- ually seeing a notice appointing date for examination of teachers to supply vacancies in the public schools, without saying a word to anybody or making the slightest preparation for such an ordeal, she presented herself as a candidate therefor, though she had not the sligh...test desire or intention of becoming a ''pro- fessional". Again the mere suggestion was a ''dare", and she only wished to test her resources educational. She "passed", not brilliantly, according to her own ac- count, but was much surprised by a request from the august examiners for a private interview after other novices were dismissed. Her "personal equation" car- ried conviction to the minds of her interlocutors that here was a "rara avis" not to be lightly treated, and she was doubly astonished when, soon after, she was ap- pointed to fill a vacancy in the Franklin school caused by the resignation of the lady assistant to the Head Master.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
EARLY WOMANHOOD.
The year after graduation was spent at home, where she taught at soHcitation, a select and private class of pupils. An incident of a brief visit to Boston later was the determinator of her future career. Cas- ually seeing a notice appointing date for examination of teachers to supply vacancies in the public schools, without saying a word to anybody or making the slightest preparation for such an ordeal, she presented herself as a candidate therefor, though she had not the sligh...test desire or intention of becoming a ''pro- fessional". Again the mere suggestion was a ''dare", and she only wished to test her resources educational. She "passed", not brilliantly, according to her own ac- count, but was much surprised by a request from the august examiners for a private interview after other novices were dismissed. Her "personal equation" car- ried conviction to the minds of her interlocutors that here was a "rara avis" not to be lightly treated, and she was doubly astonished when, soon after, she was ap- pointed to fill a vacancy in the Franklin school caused by the resignation of the lady assistant to the Head Master.
What to read after Harriet Newell Haskell January 14th 1835 Waldoboro Me May 6th 1907 Godfr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emily Gilmore Alden to read onlineMoreLess
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