District School Journal, of the State of New-York, Volume 9C. Van Benthuysen and Company, 1849 - Education |
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... Never taught ,. 3. A much longer time is spent in the recitation room than is possible in our academies . In the Nor- mal School each recitation occupies forty - five min- utes , and the student is engaged in recitation nearly four ...
... Never taught ,. 3. A much longer time is spent in the recitation room than is possible in our academies . In the Nor- mal School each recitation occupies forty - five min- utes , and the student is engaged in recitation nearly four ...
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... never seen in the same degree in any other school- a moral power which keeps in check the least tenden- cy to evil doing . * In this calculation , the $ 9.000 appropriated for the establish- lishment of the school is not taken into ...
... never seen in the same degree in any other school- a moral power which keeps in check the least tenden- cy to evil doing . * In this calculation , the $ 9.000 appropriated for the establish- lishment of the school is not taken into ...
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... never seen than were exhibited at this examination . All who wit- nessed them must have been gratified with the great perfection with which they were drawn , and especially with the assurance that their accomplished authors are soon to ...
... never seen than were exhibited at this examination . All who wit- nessed them must have been gratified with the great perfection with which they were drawn , and especially with the assurance that their accomplished authors are soon to ...
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... never witness their reunion . For , though we may see again some of those with whom our adieus are so soon to be exchanged , yet do we know that never within the years of our mortal life , may we meet all with whom we have mingled in ...
... never witness their reunion . For , though we may see again some of those with whom our adieus are so soon to be exchanged , yet do we know that never within the years of our mortal life , may we meet all with whom we have mingled in ...
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... never wholly heal ; fain itare instinct with their presence . Could your eye , would I spare myself and you , the pain of recalling then , for an instant , pierce the clouds which dim our the memory of that dispensation which has ...
... never wholly heal ; fain itare instinct with their presence . Could your eye , would I spare myself and you , the pain of recalling then , for an instant , pierce the clouds which dim our the memory of that dispensation which has ...
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