After the roll had been called, the little boys and girls were invited to say a lesson first; because Mary, the teacher, thought the bigger ones could better understand why they were to wait.
An edition of A Day in Mary Carrow's school
(1848)
A Day in Mary Carrow's school
by American Sunday-School Union
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March 15, 2017 | History
A 48-page minute-by-minute account of a co-ed elementary school in the United States.
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NUC pre-1956 14:131.
cf. Baldwin Library, I, p. 352.
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added by Katharine Hadow.
Why did they address the teacher by her first name?
This was sewing afternoon. As soon as they were all in their seats, Mary took out a large work-basket, that was filled with little parcels, nicely wrapped up, and the owner's name was written on each parcel. Lily Forester and Harry Linn stood beside Mary to pass along the work as she gave it to them.....While the girls were busied at their work, the boys (except Harry Linn) stood up to say a geography lesson.
Page 28-29,
added by Katharine Hadow.
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