The Earlier Annals of Phillips Academy
The Earlier Annals of Phillips Academy
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Young Josiah Quincy was im- mediately placed in the " accidence tribe" and seated by the side of a pupil twenty years his senior. "I always, " said the great educator in his old age, "hated Cheever's Accidence ; I could not understand it ; year after year I was put back in it. It was my delight to chase the striped squirrel along the road then bounded by wood and wall which ran from the academy to Mr. French's house. " 1 c Mr. Quincy describes thus his teacher's method of commu- nicating knowle...dge : " I was called upon to give the prin- cipal parts of the Latin verb ' noceo. ' Unfortunately I gave to the ' c ' a hard sound. I said, ' nokeo, nokere, nok-fV The next thing I knew I was knocked. " Pearson, though usually sagacious, failed in the present instance to perceive the magnificent powers which were latent in the child. It is certain that he advised the mother not to send to Har- vard College the youth who afterwards obtained the first i He refers to the old parsonage house of the South Church, now (1878) occupied by Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Young Josiah Quincy was im- mediately placed in the " accidence tribe" and seated by the side of a pupil twenty years his senior. "I always, " said the great educator in his old age, "hated Cheever's Accidence ; I could not understand it ; year after year I was put back in it. It was my delight to chase the striped squirrel along the road then bounded by wood and wall which ran from the academy to Mr. French's house. " 1 c Mr. Quincy describes thus his teacher's method of commu- nicating knowle...dge : " I was called upon to give the prin- cipal parts of the Latin verb ' noceo. ' Unfortunately I gave to the ' c ' a hard sound. I said, ' nokeo, nokere, nok-fV The next thing I knew I was knocked. " Pearson, though usually sagacious, failed in the present instance to perceive the magnificent powers which were latent in the child. It is certain that he advised the mother not to send to Har- vard College the youth who afterwards obtained the first i He refers to the old parsonage house of the South Church, now (1878) occupied by Mrs.
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