excerpt from 'My Boyhood at the turn of the century' pp. 175 (72 words)
excerpt from 'My Boyhood at the turn of the century' pp. 175 (72 words)
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Lessons were also given in the top standards in French and German [...] German was taken by the teacher of standard two—a Mr. Schultz. He embodied every characteristic which our somewhat insular imaginations then tended to associate with the German nation […] At our formation marching displays in the playground, he always appeared carrying a huge drum which he beat with two woolly-headed drum sticks. The drum was supported on his rotund stomach [.] |
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