School Room Humour
School Room Humour
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— Teacher (to newly-joined pupil) : *' \Miat 's your name ? " Boy : " Smiff. " Teacher : "Where do you come from?" Boy: "I dun'no. " School-Room Hiunour.
Teacher : " Ever been to school before ? " Boy (more brightly) : " Yus. " Teacher : " Was it a Board School?" Boy: ''No, bnck. " « « « Excused (scarlet fever is bad in village). — Teacher: "Why did you stay away from school yesterday?" "Please sir, muvver's ill. " Teacher (anxiousl}') : " What does the doctor say it is ? " "Please sir, he says... it's a girl. '' Defining a Parable. — The definition usually taught for a parable is, " An earthly story with a heavenly meaning, " At an examination one boy wrote, "A heavenly story with no earthly meaning. " Jacob's Dream. — There is an amusing and, I believe, a true story concerning that wonderful dream of Jacob's and the angels going up the ladder to heaven. " Please, sir, " asked one of the boys in 126 A Miscellaneous Collection.
the class to which the story was being rehearsed, " why did the angels w-ant to go up the ladder when they had wings ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Teacher (to newly-joined pupil) : *' \Miat 's your name ? " Boy : " Smiff. " Teacher : "Where do you come from?" Boy: "I dun'no. " School-Room Hiunour.
Teacher : " Ever been to school before ? " Boy (more brightly) : " Yus. " Teacher : " Was it a Board School?" Boy: ''No, bnck. " « « « Excused (scarlet fever is bad in village). — Teacher: "Why did you stay away from school yesterday?" "Please sir, muvver's ill. " Teacher (anxiousl}') : " What does the doctor say it is ? " "Please sir, he says... it's a girl. '' Defining a Parable. — The definition usually taught for a parable is, " An earthly story with a heavenly meaning, " At an examination one boy wrote, "A heavenly story with no earthly meaning. " Jacob's Dream. — There is an amusing and, I believe, a true story concerning that wonderful dream of Jacob's and the angels going up the ladder to heaven. " Please, sir, " asked one of the boys in 126 A Miscellaneous Collection.
the class to which the story was being rehearsed, " why did the angels w-ant to go up the ladder when they had wings ?
What to read after School Room Humour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T J Thomas James Macnamara to read onlineMoreLess
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