History of Shelburne New Hampshire
History of Shelburne New Hampshire
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Judge Ingalls, kept school near Moses Rock. Among his scholars was a half grown boy. Whose parents had recently moved down from Randolph. In those days Randolph was considered far removed from tlie benefits ot civilization, ami Mr. Ingalls naturally concluded tne buy would be behind others of his age. "Can you read?" he inquired, taking up tin* old Perry's spelling-book. "I can read my A B C's. " replied the boy. Bashfully hanging his head. Slowly slipping bis finger along he repeated the alpha...bet, correctly. "Very well. Now can't you say a-b ab?'' "I can try, "' was tlie modest answer. With the same slow precision that lesson was read, tl. En i!u; 61 next and the next, and not till Mr. In- galls found out that with one exception Ills new pupil was the best reader aitd speller in school, did he see where the laugh came in. Barker Burbank also taught here, and was called one of the best instructors of the times, often spend- ing a whole noon-time explaining some of Walsh* 9 problems to a puzzled scholar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Judge Ingalls, kept school near Moses Rock. Among his scholars was a half grown boy. Whose parents had recently moved down from Randolph. In those days Randolph was considered far removed from tlie benefits ot civilization, ami Mr. Ingalls naturally concluded tne buy would be behind others of his age. "Can you read?" he inquired, taking up tin* old Perry's spelling-book. "I can read my A B C's. " replied the boy. Bashfully hanging his head. Slowly slipping bis finger along he repeated the alpha...bet, correctly. "Very well. Now can't you say a-b ab?'' "I can try, "' was tlie modest answer. With the same slow precision that lesson was read, tl. En i!u; 61 next and the next, and not till Mr. In- galls found out that with one exception Ills new pupil was the best reader aitd speller in school, did he see where the laugh came in. Barker Burbank also taught here, and was called one of the best instructors of the times, often spend- ing a whole noon-time explaining some of Walsh* 9 problems to a puzzled scholar.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R P Peabody to read onlineMoreLess
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