Memories
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I heard it when I was sweeping up the weeds in the garden, and wondered what it was." The self-discipline which prevented his ever asking what the cause of the noise and shock was, even in recreation time, seemed to us at the time very strange, but to the speaker it was a matter of course.
At Beaumont, at Malta, and elsewhere he did good work for education. I visited him at Beaumont, and was struck with the way in which he had introduced there also one of his Eton reforms. An Eton " pupil-room ..." was 240 MEMORIES as a rule a bare and cheerless room, which made work in it unattractive — where boys naturally inked the floor and furniture, and cut their names surreptitiously on the desks.
Walford had made his pupil-room pleasant to the eye, with prints on the walls and curtains to the windows, and had made it a matter of pride and honour with the boys to treat it as a gentleman's sitting-room. He gained per- mission to do the same at Beaumont, with, as he told me, a marked effect on the manners and taste of his pupils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I heard it when I was sweeping up the weeds in the garden, and wondered what it was." The self-discipline which prevented his ever asking what the cause of the noise and shock was, even in recreation time, seemed to us at the time very strange, but to the speaker it was a matter of course.
At Beaumont, at Malta, and elsewhere he did good work for education. I visited him at Beaumont, and was struck with the way in which he had introduced there also one of his Eton reforms. An Eton " pupil-room ..." was 240 MEMORIES as a rule a bare and cheerless room, which made work in it unattractive — where boys naturally inked the floor and furniture, and cut their names surreptitiously on the desks.
Walford had made his pupil-room pleasant to the eye, with prints on the walls and curtains to the windows, and had made it a matter of pride and honour with the boys to treat it as a gentleman's sitting-room. He gained per- mission to do the same at Beaumont, with, as he told me, a marked effect on the manners and taste of his pupils.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Kegan Charles Kegan Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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