Reminiscences of School Life An Autobiography
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Justin Morrill then a bright young man living in Strafford, but since, for thirty-seven years and now at the age of eighty-eight, an able and honored member of the United States Senate from Vermont to deliver a lecture. In this case, it was an exchange. In compen- sation for his lecture, I lectured before his village Lyceum. I remember when he was introduced to the audience, he 109 Reminiscences of School Life began by saying that he had heard of a clergyman claiming for himself only mod- erate... ability, who, on exchange of pulpits, always brought a peck of beans to pay the balance. He expressed regret that he had forgotten his beans. I have spoken with high commendation and great interest of our Thetford trustees, of the intelli- gence and culture of the leading citizens and their families in that neighborhood, and of their cordiality towards us, their principals, and interest in our school. But every village, like every circus, has its clown, and we had one among our patrons. He was no fool, but rather very bright, intelligent, and well disposed, and when sober manifested many manly qualities.
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Justin Morrill then a bright young man living in Strafford, but since, for thirty-seven years and now at the age of eighty-eight, an able and honored member of the United States Senate from Vermont to deliver a lecture. In this case, it was an exchange. In compen- sation for his lecture, I lectured before his village Lyceum. I remember when he was introduced to the audience, he 109 Reminiscences of School Life began by saying that he had heard of a clergyman claiming for himself only mod- erate... ability, who, on exchange of pulpits, always brought a peck of beans to pay the balance. He expressed regret that he had forgotten his beans. I have spoken with high commendation and great interest of our Thetford trustees, of the intelli- gence and culture of the leading citizens and their families in that neighborhood, and of their cordiality towards us, their principals, and interest in our school. But every village, like every circus, has its clown, and we had one among our patrons. He was no fool, but rather very bright, intelligent, and well disposed, and when sober manifested many manly qualities.
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