may establish an alibi or two, Shylock and the public-school system meet over and melt that too, too solid pound of flesh, and Xantippe, herself the sturdier man than Socrates, give ready, lie to what is called the shrew in her.

He began to extend the public-school system.

" Mr. Appleby was a master with very definite ideas as to what constituted a public-school master's duties.

The average public-school boy likes his school.

She became a public-school teacher there in 1863 and after fifty years of creditable service in this work she was retired on a pension in 1913.

The few rags and tatters of book-information they acquired were but the merest fringes on the great garment of learning acquired by these public-school children, which was to wrap them about all their lives.

It may be that we over-estimate the value of our public-school life, but it is certain that the Romans had no such school life to be proud of.

And then came the examinations for public-school teaching; and after these she went home for the summer, returning to New York in the fall.

The head of a public-school social center made it her business to inquire of fifty girls, all over sixteen, and probably none over eighteen how long each had held her present job.

A teacher at a public-school social center inquired of a group of fifty girls, cracker-packers, garment-workers and bindery girls, how long each had been in her present situation.

It is equally essential that vocational education, supported by public funds, shall be an integral part of the public-school system, of which it is indeed but a normal development, and therefore that we must have a unit and not a dual system.

On the question of public-school training, the American Federation of Labor is no less explicit and emphatic, favoring the establishment of schools in connection with the public-school system in which pupils between fourteen and sixteen may be taught the principles of the trades, with local advisory boards, on which both employers and organized labor should have seats.

On the question of public-school training, the American Federation of Labor is no less explicit and emphatic, favoring the establishment of schools in connection with the public-school system in which pupils between fourteen and sixteen may be taught the principles of the trades, with local advisory boards, on which both employers and organized labor should have seats.

He is hugely disappointed in the public-school boy, and more particularly in one typical specimen.

The trouble with "Kappa's" particular public-school boy is his unlit imagination, the apathetic commonness of his attitude to life at large.

The middle-class ethic was inadequate for some purposes; so is the public-school ethic, the ethic of the upper classes.

On the physical and moral sides the public-school men of England are, I believe, unequalled."

But, as a matter of fact, the public-school training is in the strict sense defective upon the moral side also; it leaves out about half of morality.

People have got into their heads an extraordinary idea that English public-school boys and English youth generally are taught to tell the truth.

This son had been sent to a public-school, where a little learning was painfully beaten into him, and thence to the university, where it was carefully taken out of him, and he finished his education to the high satisfaction of the master and fellows of his college.

declaimed Merle in a public-school voice, using "our" for the first time since his defeat of the morning.

"You don't happen to be a public-school boy?" asked the precise young man.

This growing body makes up so large a proportion of the whole in America that, once aroused, it may become an all-powerful force for regeneration, thanks to the pervading influence of public-school education when enlisted on the side of right.

The one drawback to satisfaction in our Public-School System is the physical weakness which it reveals and helps to perpetuate.

Now, she does not know one solitary thing about the public-school system, but, to my utter amazement, I heard her giving the number of children between the ages of eight and ten who were in the public schools in the State of Illinois, and then running them off by counties.