Little Talks On School Management
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" There is usually no open hostility among the fac- tions, and the casual obserA^er would de- clare the community to be in a state of idyllic calm and accord ; but the doctor and the school-master know only too well that this calm is the calm before a possible storm, — the strained stillness of an armed neutrality, whose masked batteries are manned (should I have said "womaned"?) and ready for terrific and pitiless carnage at a moment's notice. Like parents, like pupils. Mrs. Jones barely nods ...to Mrs. Brown in public, and in private they criti- cise and condemn each other without mercy. 34 UNIFYING THE SCHOOL 35 Their children, lacking, thank heaven! the "discretion" of the parents, fight openly, or openly refuse to associate.
There is one in town with the scar of an indiscretion as much in evidence as tho she wore Hester Prynne's scarlet letter on her breast. Her fatherless child goes to school, — an innocent boy, and such was the King of Kings, — and the school becomes Sanhe- drim and Roman tribunal in one and would crucify him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" There is usually no open hostility among the fac- tions, and the casual obserA^er would de- clare the community to be in a state of idyllic calm and accord ; but the doctor and the school-master know only too well that this calm is the calm before a possible storm, — the strained stillness of an armed neutrality, whose masked batteries are manned (should I have said "womaned"?) and ready for terrific and pitiless carnage at a moment's notice. Like parents, like pupils. Mrs. Jones barely nods ...to Mrs. Brown in public, and in private they criti- cise and condemn each other without mercy. 34 UNIFYING THE SCHOOL 35 Their children, lacking, thank heaven! the "discretion" of the parents, fight openly, or openly refuse to associate.
There is one in town with the scar of an indiscretion as much in evidence as tho she wore Hester Prynne's scarlet letter on her breast. Her fatherless child goes to school, — an innocent boy, and such was the King of Kings, — and the school becomes Sanhe- drim and Roman tribunal in one and would crucify him.
What to read after Little Talks On School Management?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Randall Neefus Saunders to read onlineMoreLess
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