Spectator volume Yr1911
Spectator volume Yr1911
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) "Any one who talks without thinking, resembles a parrot. " 1. 1. 3-j. — Teachers' Association.
Feb. 7 — Miss F.. (after Alda had been re- citing fur some time) "Alda, what are you talking about ?" 'Alda: -Well. I really don't know A F, — His disposition continues to im- prove.
Feb. Ic — The Seniors have a class meet- ing to look at diplomas for fear that they will not see any in June.
Feb. 13— Yiss Castell, the new Latin teacher, appeals today.
Feb. 14 — Valentine day without the val- entines....
Feb. 15— Mr. Weldy, (in Chem. IV) "Alda. Will you explain this problem?" Alda: "Do you want me t tell how?" Feb. I'i — We are entertained by Bronte, an educated di >g.
Feb. 17— Prof. Piatt, (in Lat. IV) "The Grecian and Human men used to embrace each other just like women. " Neva I). : "Do you think they felt better when they did such things?" Prof. Piatt: "I don't know; I never tried it. " Feb. 2C — Mr. Letts, standing in front of the window trying to reach the curtain string, shifts to the other foot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) "Any one who talks without thinking, resembles a parrot. " 1. 1. 3-j. — Teachers' Association.
Feb. 7 — Miss F.. (after Alda had been re- citing fur some time) "Alda, what are you talking about ?" 'Alda: -Well. I really don't know A F, — His disposition continues to im- prove.
Feb. Ic — The Seniors have a class meet- ing to look at diplomas for fear that they will not see any in June.
Feb. 13— Yiss Castell, the new Latin teacher, appeals today.
Feb. 14 — Valentine day without the val- entines....
Feb. 15— Mr. Weldy, (in Chem. IV) "Alda. Will you explain this problem?" Alda: "Do you want me t tell how?" Feb. I'i — We are entertained by Bronte, an educated di >g.
Feb. 17— Prof. Piatt, (in Lat. IV) "The Grecian and Human men used to embrace each other just like women. " Neva I). : "Do you think they felt better when they did such things?" Prof. Piatt: "I don't know; I never tried it. " Feb. 2C — Mr. Letts, standing in front of the window trying to reach the curtain string, shifts to the other foot.
What to read after Spectator volume Yr1911?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ind Angola High School Angola to read onlineMoreLess
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