I'd got all the schooling I needed by then I was eleven.
Her period of schooling was indeed now over; she was now committed to her rosily imagined adventure, in which she saw herself as a splendid lady.
Having received his schooling in his native town, at the age of thirteen young Moir was bound apprentice to a physician in practice there.
It appears that about this time a set of purse-proud upstarts, who stood much in need of schooling in more ways than one, had made their appearance in Glasgow.
The mother's tutelage has done much, but more remains to be done in theschooling to be had from books.
In that region the mind is uncramped and unfettered by the excessive schooling and over-training which prevails in the older settlements of the East.
Both this matter of fees and the names of schoolgirls which have survived are against any suggestion that the nuns gave schooling to poor girls.
It is much more likely that girls were sent to the nuns for elementary schooling than for the acquirement of worldly accomplishments.
Education is a polisher, but I don’t think three or four years’ schooling would have made a Texas range rider ask for sherry over whisky—except to experiment with an exotic beverage.
He forced tight rein on his imagination and began the hard task of consciously schooling himself past the danger of a freeze when and if attack did come.
But who knew that I grieved to see her lose A schoolingat St. Mary's, have no chance?
Before that first season of schoolingwas over he had learnt all the principal tricks by which a rabbit lives, and in not a few problems showed himself a veritable genius.
Thus he got his first lesson in trailing, and thus it was that the games of hide and seek they played became the schooling for the serious chase of which there was so much in his after-life.
A point to be remarked is that the price paid for the schooling of the latter was the highest which the rules of the establishment allowed; hence the conclusion that his unknown parents were persons in easy circumstances.
Now and then Marie-Gaston received a visit from an old woman who had served his mother; through her the quarterly payment for his schoolingwas regularly made.
If he is poor he is not a miser and if he has to work for his schooling that is his business.
I am schooling a pretty little mare, picked up by chance, for the illustrations of the chapters on riding and training.
I believe that the horse was never galloped until it was ridden in public in the circus ring, but the schooling it had received made it fit for any movement.
What can be done to correct physical defects in a horse by a short term of schooling would appear incredible to one not initiated in the art.
A few months' kindliness, firmness, and patience when his schoolingbegins mean years of pleasure and safety to his owner later on.
The intervening chapters will show pitiable weakness, and such a schooling of disaster as makes men, looking on the surface of things, deem the struggle folly.
For nineteen long years he has studied persistently at night, passing from one grade to another until this summer (1905) his long schooling was crowned with success and he was admitted to the bar.
A child just able to walk can enter the kindergarten class in the day department and receive his entire schooling under the one roof, graduating with a college degree, taking a special university course, or fitting himself for business.
If she so much has set her heart on learning, then go she can to Mistress Kent and earn her schooling as the mistress has planned.
Parents were compelled to send their children to these schools, and masters to whom children were bound were required to give them schooling until "ye years of twelfe or thereabout" without distinction of race or sex.
The whole of his career of schooling he computes at about half-a-year, but says that his old schoolmaster even denied this, declaring that he never was at his school at all!
He was then removed to a school at Corston, where he remained about two years, and it was probably at the conclusion of this schoolingthat it was intended to put him to the drapery business.
Yes, I'm seventeen, and I ain't had a year's schoolingall told.
When I was not taking my schooling with Lancelot I was tending the shop with mother; and when I was doing neither of these things I was free to wander about the town much as I pleased.
There was my mother to cheer; there was my schooling to keep; there was the shop to look after.
He also perhaps wanted more schooling than Jacksonburg provided.
After using some of this money to pay for hisschooling at an academy at Clinton, N.
In the Centennial Hampshire Gazette it was stated: 'In 1788 the question was before the town, and it was voted not to be at any expense for schooling girls.
And doubly painful must it have been for him as for them, when they felt that the time had come for him to learn a trade, and the thought of further schooling must be given up.
His schooling had been but slight, but he managed after school-days were passed to retain and add to the little he had learned.
We must all have our schooling in this life, but I don't want Nelly's to be too severe.
