The Schools And the Teachers of Early Peoria
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Mrs. Stevens taught in a little brick house on the corner of Madi- son and Eaton streets. She was a widow lady about 40 and well qual- ified as a teacher, but not very pop- ular with her scholars She was rather free with her rod and very free with reproof. Whipping min- gled with prayers was her long suit. Sam Calhoun was among her pupils. On one occasion she ac- cused Sam of throwing a spitball. Sam, then an unregenerate little villain of eight, stoutly denied it, whereupon the teacher took hi...m upstairs and after compelling him to kneel, she prayed over him and licked him doughtily for lying. It afterwards appeared that Sam's story was true. An apology was 80 TEACHERS OF EARI, Y PEORIA.
due and a nice tart to Sam. It is probably still due.
Thos. Griffiths taught about 1851 on Jefferson street, near where the Hamlin Block is now situated. Geo* Bestor, Jackson Mayer and Onslow Peters, Jr. , were among his pupils.
He afterwards taught between Fulton street and Liberty on Jef- ferson street in 1854.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Stevens taught in a little brick house on the corner of Madi- son and Eaton streets. She was a widow lady about 40 and well qual- ified as a teacher, but not very pop- ular with her scholars She was rather free with her rod and very free with reproof. Whipping min- gled with prayers was her long suit. Sam Calhoun was among her pupils. On one occasion she ac- cused Sam of throwing a spitball. Sam, then an unregenerate little villain of eight, stoutly denied it, whereupon the teacher took hi...m upstairs and after compelling him to kneel, she prayed over him and licked him doughtily for lying. It afterwards appeared that Sam's story was true. An apology was 80 TEACHERS OF EARI, Y PEORIA.
due and a nice tart to Sam. It is probably still due.
Thos. Griffiths taught about 1851 on Jefferson street, near where the Hamlin Block is now situated. Geo* Bestor, Jackson Mayer and Onslow Peters, Jr. , were among his pupils.
He afterwards taught between Fulton street and Liberty on Jef- ferson street in 1854.
What to read after The Schools And the Teachers of Early Peoria?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hubert Wetmore Wells to read onlineMoreLess
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