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... hand seated the trembling girls , with a word he set the orchestra to playing " The Star Spangled Banner . " The panic - stricken audience heard the inspiring strains , when no human word could have reached their ears . They looked back ...
... hand seated the trembling girls , with a word he set the orchestra to playing " The Star Spangled Banner . " The panic - stricken audience heard the inspiring strains , when no human word could have reached their ears . They looked back ...
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... hand sickle , the flail of sixty years ago ; or the ox - cart and old lumbering stage coach , compared with the more modern inventions in all these industries and modes of travel . The text - books of that period like these other ...
... hand sickle , the flail of sixty years ago ; or the ox - cart and old lumbering stage coach , compared with the more modern inventions in all these industries and modes of travel . The text - books of that period like these other ...
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... hand , and history , civics and political econ- omy on the other : and yet here are nine books to be " done for by the pupil ; so that by the time he has completed ( ? ) the ninth he has generally forgotten all about the others , since ...
... hand , and history , civics and political econ- omy on the other : and yet here are nine books to be " done for by the pupil ; so that by the time he has completed ( ? ) the ninth he has generally forgotten all about the others , since ...
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... hand , at once enlisted the child's attention , and forthwith created that bond of sympa- thy that should exist , and which too frequently does not exist , between teacher and child . Froebel , unfortunate in the early death of his ...
... hand , at once enlisted the child's attention , and forthwith created that bond of sympa- thy that should exist , and which too frequently does not exist , between teacher and child . Froebel , unfortunate in the early death of his ...
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... hand - book for students in manual training schools , in which are given explicit instructions for pursuing this form of wood - work . The lathe is explained in detail , the various tools are described , instruction is furnished for ...
... hand - book for students in manual training schools , in which are given explicit instructions for pursuing this form of wood - work . The lathe is explained in detail , the various tools are described , instruction is furnished for ...
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