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BUCK: The Granger Movement. CARNEY: Country Life and the Country School, pages 90-107. GILLETTE: Rural Sociology, pages 208-213. CUBBERLEY: Rural Life and Education, pages 117-159. 126. =The School as a Social Institution.= There is one institution in every American community that stands as the gateway into the promised land of a richer life. This is the school.

Correspondence had ensued, and the priest, while clinging to his dream of Neo-Catholicism saving the world, had from afar grown attached to the man who wrote to him with such glowing love of country and freedom. He had eventually informed him of his journey, and promised to call upon him.

If Junius had promised to come he would have come, even if he had not wanted to do so, and there would have been something weak about that. While she thus sat thinking, and gazing over the landscape, she saw afar off, on a portion of the road which ran along-side the woods, a vehicle slowly making its way to the house.

He says he has some school papers he must attend to, and moreover, has promised to address a meeting in the afternoon, so that it will be impossible." "I am very sorry," returned Mrs. Conway, "for we had quite counted on you both. Perhaps Uncle Justus can take the time to come to us even if he cannot go so far as Aunt Julia's." Mrs. Homer shook her head. "I am afraid not, but you can ask him.

Daisy was delighted with the Christmas Eve anniversary, the singing of "bonnie Prince Charlie," the fair, and was wonderfully interested in the little Chinese girls. She meant to send some money toward their education. Mr. Bradbury was to give a concert in February with the best child singers of the different schools. Charles was to take part, his father had promised him that indulgence.

And Modeste, full of heartfelt pity, promised to hide her "dear child" from every one, which promise, however, did not prevent her, for she was very self-willed, from going, without Jacqueline's knowledge, to see Madame de Talbrun and tell her all that had taken place.

In the space of two years, Jugur'tha was overthrown in several battles, forced out of his own dominions, and constrained to beg a peace. 13. Thus all things promised Metel'lus a happy termination of the war; but he was frustrated in his expectations by the intrigues of Ca'ius Ma'rius, his lieutenant, who came in to reap that harvest of glory which the other's industry had sown. 14.

Hatchway listened to his injunctions with great attention, and promised to demean himself accordingly. Then the discourse shifted to an agreeable recapitulation of the merry scenes they had formerly acted together.

With good times for all, for the poor and the miserable?" Sort nodded. "God has promised it, and we must believe His Word. Something is being prepared over on the mainland, but whether it's the real millennium, I don't know." They tramped along. The road was stony and deserted.

If you're on the battle line and hear of the Strangers there too I should like for you to hunt me up if you can. I'd do the same for you, but I don't yet know to what force you will belong." Bougainville promised and they walked down to the second platform, where Father Pelletier was still standing. "What did you see?" he asked of John, unable to hide the eagerness in his eyes.