A good boy, decently ambitious, standing by the map's tall frame, a brisk young schoolteacher interested in facts.
Very lovely indeed; made more so by her position next to the sallow weediness of the schoolteacher Stella Wainwright.
Out of this uprising, the Women's Christian Temperance Union developed, and within the next few years was organized into a powerful reform movement by a young schoolteacher from Illinois, Frances E.
This limping, Yankee schoolteacher who had come South to make a living?
Very well-written novel of Paula Harman, young schoolteacher coming to terms with her life as a lesbian through bitter experience.
Diana is a woman writer, but also explores life as mill-girl, schoolteacher and abolitionist.
Carrie often had in one of her schoolteacher friends, or Babe one of her frivolous intimates, or even Eva a staid guest of the old-girl type.
Conceive of the old maid schoolteacher in America assuming the position of judge in a matrimonial--or extra-matrimonial--scandal of this sort.
When she returned it was to find Hannah groaning in and over the kitchen and the schoolteacher dreamily trying to clean some molasses off his boots with the kitchen hairbrush.
The four women enjoyed the afternoon in their own way, and the schoolteacher buried himself in algebra to his own great satisfaction.
Higginbotham had spread the truth about Lowe's part in the drugged liquor and the schoolteacher had received pointed advice to leave the town.
School-trustee Higginbotham was sitting in his office when the schoolteacher came up the boardwalk and into the insurance office.
Pat, let me have that keg," and the schoolteacher proceeded to hammer around the bung, in the way of the orthodox bung-starter.
The country minister and schoolteacher must therefore become prophets of the intellect and of the spirit, in the new order.
Among four hundred teachers in such schools, throughout the country, not one in a hundred expects to remain as a country schoolteacherfor a lifetime.
Glendolene Myrtle Kimmell was a schoolteacher in the country where Tom Horn operated.
Sommers felt the deaconlike attitude of the dentist, the conventional solemnity of the schoolteacher and of the immobile Swede, the shaking, quavering terror of Mrs. Ducharme, mumbling to herself the words of the service.
They was a skinnyschoolteacher named--I forget what.
The schoolteacher drew his horse as far away as the trail allowed and rode on in silence.
Perhaps the schoolteacher was, as Montana stated, not much good, dead or alive.
And knowing that, d'you think he'll split with Jig and leave the schoolteacher to be picked up the first thing?
Here, again, the schoolteacherwas wincing from the very memory of a crisis.
To his very real surprise the schoolteacher shook his head.
He had been partly won to Jig that day, but his better opinion of the schoolteacher was being fast undermined.
He emphasized the command with a jerk of his gun hand, and the arms of the schoolteacher flew up over his head.
The voice of the schoolteacher in reply was as smooth as running water.
No wonder the schoolteacher had chosen this for his boarding place!
Yes, I see it too, and I will be a schoolteacherif we have to hold our first school in the open air.
The deputy and Jonas led theSchoolteacher inside the railing.
At the same time the doctor should take out his warrant before the justice of the peace, so it might be available in case the circuit judge should not commit the Schoolteacher upon the proceeding for contempt.
It, was mid-afternoon when the Schoolteacher left the schoolhouse.
For a moment the Schoolteacher hesitated, before the group of wet faces, then, one by one, he took each child up in his arms, carried him to the window and told him something.
Under one of these trees the Schoolteacher was at work.
The school trooping about the Schoolteacher was emerging from the grove when the minister got out of his buggy.
The latch of the door moved, the door turned noiselessly on its hinges, and the woman who had fled from the Schoolteacher into the forest entered.
The old man thought that the Schoolteacher saw something lying on the ground, for he stooped over and his finger moved in the dust of the path.
But Miss Maime had already invited Vic and theschoolteacher to go with her and Doctor Elton.
I found Aunt Vic, and I watched and listened as she and the schoolteacher sent the big kids out front by two's and three's to give their readings.
Doctor Elton and the schoolteacher say that if Ward's not dead and if the Law ever finds him, he could be locked up for over twenty years, but I can't help that.
He was standing near the organ talking with the schoolteacher and my big sister Bess.
But the schoolteacher saw me, so I had to drop it back into Aunt Vic's box real quick.
That would be affectation, and, although I know I haven't as much sense and steadiness as a girl of seventeen and a schoolteacher ought to have, I'm not so silly as THAT.
Emily'd been a schoolteacherin her early life and she'd never got over it.
I've heard a lot about him down at Jasper--I was the schoolteacher there.
Only one man there had taken an interest in him as man to man, a flockmaster who had come into that country twenty years before, a schoolteacher like himself.
Dad Frazer thinks I'm a better schoolteacher than I'll ever be a sheepman, I guess.
Well, a schoolteacher don't meet men the way other people do; he's shut up with the childer all the day, and he gets so he measures men by them.
Hereupon the schoolteacher shall simply and correctly expound at one time the Lord's Prayer, at another the Creed, at another the Ten Commandments, etc.
It was of Denk that Capito wrote, 1526: "At Nuernberg the schoolteacher at St. Sebald denied that the Holy Ghost and the Son are equal to the Father, and for this reason he was expelled.
According to Planck only one pastor, one superintendent (Kolditz, who later on subscribed), and one schoolteacher refused to subscribe.
