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The District Schools |
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started homeward, the doors and windows suddenly and securely barricaded, and the older pupils, thus fortified |
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William Biglow.
Who taught for many years in Salem and Boston during the latter part of the eighteenth century and the early part of the nineteenth. From a portrait in wax. |
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against intrusion, proceeded to spend the afternoon in play and hilarity. I have known a master to make a desperate struggle for admission, but the odds were too great. If he |
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