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to be a
Jevious one.
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referred to the school in these words:
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the Aberdeen School remains in a
unsatisfactory state. It made
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vance towards the and of the year; but
any
imfororement in it has hitherto
fenved so fallacions that no hope
"be grounded upon it. It seems a
can
great
faity to abandon the experiment of in- English into the Village Schols,
troducing
of en
but it is endently not wanted by the people, and they have the fower of forcing their finis by leaving the school are paratively anseling.
Of course, in the face of 5.
Eital's report
on the conduct of the meats, it is quité evident that he could as вода as be retained in the frost: du truth, his
removal was very often contemplated by supelfi
but the
restraining
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that the
third change sight entail just the same
the two preceding
difficulties
Ons
have too often had to report that the
Quastaro give rise to more
any other thing
amuyance
connected with the
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schools; but, when that is said, all
the people themselves are
not said.
dis abused
four from blameless. buy bong contar- wiht them. rest umsymfaltatic. I trust, has
If many opinions I former. by entertained of their sincerity in this matter of education; and
Buy immediate bredecessors, the BBoard & Education, had
Desions difficulties to contend wilt in
this same respect.
The experiment, therefore,
seisval