Reminiscences
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" If you want to fight, you shall come into the middle of the play- ground, and we will see you fight fair, but I will have no underhand bullying. " Needless to say, he had no fighting, and very little bullying. He encouraged 32 cricket and field sports of all kinds and his was the first gun I ever fired. Our half- holidays were frequently spent in hunting rabbits on some land belonging to Mr. Richard Lid better, known as the " Baron of Bramber, " a generous and very witty old gentleman, who ki...ndly gave us permission. Mr. Airey firmly believed in the cane and the birch, which he used rather freely, and these, and the hope of obtaining one of the prizes given at the end of each half-year, kept us well up to our work. The work had to be done somehow, no excuse was admitted, and as there were in those days none of the modern " Aids to learning, " every word had to be thought over and puzzled out by means of dictionaries and lexicons. May not this rather severe system have instilled into the boys 1 minds those habits of thoughtfulness and per- severance, which enabled so many of them to take and retain good places in public schools and obtain at least an average amount of success in after life ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" If you want to fight, you shall come into the middle of the play- ground, and we will see you fight fair, but I will have no underhand bullying. " Needless to say, he had no fighting, and very little bullying. He encouraged 32 cricket and field sports of all kinds and his was the first gun I ever fired. Our half- holidays were frequently spent in hunting rabbits on some land belonging to Mr. Richard Lid better, known as the " Baron of Bramber, " a generous and very witty old gentleman, who ki...ndly gave us permission. Mr. Airey firmly believed in the cane and the birch, which he used rather freely, and these, and the hope of obtaining one of the prizes given at the end of each half-year, kept us well up to our work. The work had to be done somehow, no excuse was admitted, and as there were in those days none of the modern " Aids to learning, " every word had to be thought over and puzzled out by means of dictionaries and lexicons. May not this rather severe system have instilled into the boys 1 minds those habits of thoughtfulness and per- severance, which enabled so many of them to take and retain good places in public schools and obtain at least an average amount of success in after life ?
What to read after Reminiscences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathaniel Paine Blaker to read onlineMoreLess
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