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... in their hearts, too little of the weight of conviction that should rest upon them as
teachers. Some, it is true, carry with them an air of the school-master or school-
mistress so far that, as was said by a child or pupil of one of this class, “She talks
...
... in their hearts, too little of the weight of conviction that should rest upon them as
teachers. Some, it is true, carry with them an air of the school-master or school-
mistress so far that, as was said by a child or pupil of one of this class, “She talks
...
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... by a class of children from the schools of Lewiston. The meeting then
adjourned until two o'clock, P. M. AFTERNOON SESSION. At the opening of the
afternoon session, Francis H. Underwood, Esq., of Boston, was introduced, who
presented ...
... by a class of children from the schools of Lewiston. The meeting then
adjourned until two o'clock, P. M. AFTERNOON SESSION. At the opening of the
afternoon session, Francis H. Underwood, Esq., of Boston, was introduced, who
presented ...
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He introduced that class of tunes so popular, and which were published by the
Boston Academy under the title of Gregorian Chants, such tunes as Hamburg,
Olmutz, etc., which are really a thousand years old, taken from the music used in
the ...
He introduced that class of tunes so popular, and which were published by the
Boston Academy under the title of Gregorian Chants, such tunes as Hamburg,
Olmutz, etc., which are really a thousand years old, taken from the music used in
the ...
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He did not hesitate anywhere and everywhere, before all classes of people, to
present the service of song as part of the service of God. He was eminently
catholic in his religious feeling. It made no difference where he went; he believed
in God ...
He did not hesitate anywhere and everywhere, before all classes of people, to
present the service of song as part of the service of God. He was eminently
catholic in his religious feeling. It made no difference where he went; he believed
in God ...
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... either of the different classes of school, especially the three lower, gives
evidence of possessing marked talent in any particular department of science,
literature or the fine arts, he is reported to the proper authorities, when
arrangements are ...
... either of the different classes of school, especially the three lower, gives
evidence of possessing marked talent in any particular department of science,
literature or the fine arts, he is reported to the proper authorities, when
arrangements are ...
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| Título | Annual Meeting: Proceedings, Constitution, List of Active Members, and Addresses |
| Autor | American Institute of Instruction |
| Publicado | 1873 |
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