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How far that affects the attendance this evening , I am unable to say . The CHAIRMAN . Do the counsel on the other side desire to be heard ? Hon . T. H. SWEETSER . I have been requested to come here and act as counsel in behalf of the ...
How far that affects the attendance this evening , I am unable to say . The CHAIRMAN . Do the counsel on the other side desire to be heard ? Hon . T. H. SWEETSER . I have been requested to come here and act as counsel in behalf of the ...
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Q. In attending to your duties as one of the Directors of Public Institutions , have you had occasion to cross over these ferries ? A. We generally go by boat to the island , very seldom to East Boston , except early in the morning .
Q. In attending to your duties as one of the Directors of Public Institutions , have you had occasion to cross over these ferries ? A. We generally go by boat to the island , very seldom to East Boston , except early in the morning .
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It is of the highest importance , in a moral point of view , that the parents or guardians of the young ladies attending the Girls ' High and Normal School , with the intention of becoming teachers , should have such frequent ...
It is of the highest importance , in a moral point of view , that the parents or guardians of the young ladies attending the Girls ' High and Normal School , with the intention of becoming teachers , should have such frequent ...
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... patience not weary of attending to minute objects and minute opportunities ; and steadiness of purpose never to be won by mere entreaty , or teased by importunity from a right determination in the way of duty , REPORT OF THE SCHOOL ...
... patience not weary of attending to minute objects and minute opportunities ; and steadiness of purpose never to be won by mere entreaty , or teased by importunity from a right determination in the way of duty , REPORT OF THE SCHOOL ...
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Increase for the year Whole number of pupils Average daily attendance Cost per scholar for tuition 466 46 19,023 17,807 $ 21.67 See the Superintendent's last Report for summary of statistics . 1 PRIMARY SCHOOLS .
Increase for the year Whole number of pupils Average daily attendance Cost per scholar for tuition 466 46 19,023 17,807 $ 21.67 See the Superintendent's last Report for summary of statistics . 1 PRIMARY SCHOOLS .
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 2 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1872 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 19 Oct 2011 |
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