H.M.I.: Some Passages in the Life of One of H.M. Inspectors of SchoolsMacmillan and Company, 1908 - 358页 |
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... asked . " Firstly , he was the son of our neighbour , Archdeacon Sandford : secondly , he was ' H.M.I. ' : that is to say , one of Her Majesty's Inspectors of Schools . " " What do they do ? " " Oh , they travel about the country , and ...
... asked . " Firstly , he was the son of our neighbour , Archdeacon Sandford : secondly , he was ' H.M.I. ' : that is to say , one of Her Majesty's Inspectors of Schools . " " What do they do ? " " Oh , they travel about the country , and ...
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... asked how it was that Tacitus spoke of Anglesey as " insula umbrosa , " 1 whereas nowadays there is hardly a tree to be seen inland . And the Tutor replied deprecatingly , " Well , you know , Mr. Jones , it's rather a shady island still ...
... asked how it was that Tacitus spoke of Anglesey as " insula umbrosa , " 1 whereas nowadays there is hardly a tree to be seen inland . And the Tutor replied deprecatingly , " Well , you know , Mr. Jones , it's rather a shady island still ...
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... asked me whether I knew Mr. J. , Vicar of X. I knew him by name as a worthless sot , but I only replied that I had met him at X. " Fery nice Liberal Evangelical clergyman , " said the Elder " and nefer interferes with the conscientious ...
... asked me whether I knew Mr. J. , Vicar of X. I knew him by name as a worthless sot , but I only replied that I had met him at X. " Fery nice Liberal Evangelical clergyman , " said the Elder " and nefer interferes with the conscientious ...
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... asked casually and unofficially what the arrangements were , and the master told me he read a chapter of the Bible every morning . " In English or in Welsh ? " " Oh , in English , " he replied eagerly ; for Welsh was discouraged by My ...
... asked casually and unofficially what the arrangements were , and the master told me he read a chapter of the Bible every morning . " In English or in Welsh ? " " Oh , in English , " he replied eagerly ; for Welsh was discouraged by My ...
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... asking for recognition only , not for grant . Recognition , quotha ! Well , he got that . I believe the trick is more common in flower shows . It will be gathered from the foregoing account that I was not favourably impressed by the ...
... asking for recognition only , not for grant . Recognition , quotha ! Well , he got that . I believe the trick is more common in flower shows . It will be gathered from the foregoing account that I was not favourably impressed by the ...
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