The District School As It Was
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Some of the little throats are almost choked by the hurried ejection of big words and stringy sentences.
AS IT WAS.
The master has gone through with the several accomplishments of the class. They are about to take their seats. "Please to let them stand a few- moments longer, I should like to put out a few words to them, myself, " says the minister. Now look out. They expect words as long as their finger, from the widest columns of the spelling- book, or perhaps such as are found only in the dic...- tionary. " Spell wrist" says he to the little swell- er at the head. " O, what an easy word !" r-i-s-t, wrist. It is not right. The next, the next they all try, or rather do not attempt the word ; for if r-i-s-t does not spell wrist, they cannot conceive what does. " Spell gown, Anna. " G-o-u-n-d. " O no, it is gown, not gound. The next try. " None of them can spell this. He then puts out penknife, which is spelt without the k, and then andiron, which his honor at the head rattles off in this way, "h-a-n-d hand, i-u-r-n hand-iurn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some of the little throats are almost choked by the hurried ejection of big words and stringy sentences.
AS IT WAS.
The master has gone through with the several accomplishments of the class. They are about to take their seats. "Please to let them stand a few- moments longer, I should like to put out a few words to them, myself, " says the minister. Now look out. They expect words as long as their finger, from the widest columns of the spelling- book, or perhaps such as are found only in the dic...- tionary. " Spell wrist" says he to the little swell- er at the head. " O, what an easy word !" r-i-s-t, wrist. It is not right. The next, the next they all try, or rather do not attempt the word ; for if r-i-s-t does not spell wrist, they cannot conceive what does. " Spell gown, Anna. " G-o-u-n-d. " O no, it is gown, not gound. The next try. " None of them can spell this. He then puts out penknife, which is spelt without the k, and then andiron, which his honor at the head rattles off in this way, "h-a-n-d hand, i-u-r-n hand-iurn.
What to read after The District School As It Was?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Burton to read onlineMoreLess
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