The World And Its People
The World And Its People
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There were also arithmetic charts, cases of insects, and some good maxims on the wall.
There were rough benches for the pupils and a rude desk for the teacher. A boy of twelve stood by the blackboard at work on an example in proportion. Dur- ing the visit a reading lesson was given out in Spanish.
When the boys were asKed to whom Porto Rico be- longed the response was loud and emphatic, "To the United States." The pupils were asked who could point out this country on the map. At once several of... them rushed forward and placed their fingers triumphantly on the correct place.
The American flag now floats over every schoolhouse and is found in every schoolroom. The raising of the flag over the training school at San Juan, January 15, 1900, was a scene long to be remembered. The build- ing was the first to be erected for the purpose, and is of great value to the industrial interests of the island. On that happy day, a great company of young people gath- ered about the building. Four persons were chosen to raise the flag, two young men on the platform below, and two young ladies on the balcony above.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were also arithmetic charts, cases of insects, and some good maxims on the wall.
There were rough benches for the pupils and a rude desk for the teacher. A boy of twelve stood by the blackboard at work on an example in proportion. Dur- ing the visit a reading lesson was given out in Spanish.
When the boys were asKed to whom Porto Rico be- longed the response was loud and emphatic, "To the United States." The pupils were asked who could point out this country on the map. At once several of... them rushed forward and placed their fingers triumphantly on the correct place.
The American flag now floats over every schoolhouse and is found in every schoolroom. The raising of the flag over the training school at San Juan, January 15, 1900, was a scene long to be remembered. The build- ing was the first to be erected for the purpose, and is of great value to the industrial interests of the island. On that happy day, a great company of young people gath- ered about the building. Four persons were chosen to raise the flag, two young men on the platform below, and two young ladies on the balcony above.
What to read after The World And Its People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Larkin Dunton to read onlineMoreLess
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