Old School-Days
Old School-Days
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As soon as she had taken a survey of us in the mass, she would say, " I will take your names. What is yours ? " beginning at one corner. Some comical incidents occurred during this pro- ceeding at one time and another. There were always new scholars, and you could have heard that much-written-about " pin drop" while we waited to hear. Once there was a puny girl who announced herself in a voice as strong as the name was long, as Wilhelmina Tryphena Cunningham ; and we had one Virgin Ina, who had... a baby sister named Attaline Excella at home. The little Virgin was a dear, sweet child, and when she grew older she had sense, and had herself called Virginia. Then there was a whole family of children who, with the one exception of George and Georgianna, seemed to belong with Spanish and Italian cavaliers and Northern sea-rovers — Frederico Francisco and Hugo Rinaldino, and Rodolphus Rondo, and Clovious Ulrico.
;^S OLD SCHUUL-DAVS.
We liad one unlucky little fellow wlio stammered out his name, Harrison, so indistinctly that the teacher, to satisfy iierself, asked, " Did you say Blen- erhasset ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As soon as she had taken a survey of us in the mass, she would say, " I will take your names. What is yours ? " beginning at one corner. Some comical incidents occurred during this pro- ceeding at one time and another. There were always new scholars, and you could have heard that much-written-about " pin drop" while we waited to hear. Once there was a puny girl who announced herself in a voice as strong as the name was long, as Wilhelmina Tryphena Cunningham ; and we had one Virgin Ina, who had... a baby sister named Attaline Excella at home. The little Virgin was a dear, sweet child, and when she grew older she had sense, and had herself called Virginia. Then there was a whole family of children who, with the one exception of George and Georgianna, seemed to belong with Spanish and Italian cavaliers and Northern sea-rovers — Frederico Francisco and Hugo Rinaldino, and Rodolphus Rondo, and Clovious Ulrico.
;^S OLD SCHUUL-DAVS.
We liad one unlucky little fellow wlio stammered out his name, Harrison, so indistinctly that the teacher, to satisfy iierself, asked, " Did you say Blen- erhasset ?
What to read after Old School-Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amanda Bartlett Haris to read onlineMoreLess
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