 | Gerald Griffin - 1830 - 234 pagine
...is to say, a large rule of smooth and polished deal, used for " sthrokiag" lines in the copy book, and also for " sthroking" the palms of the refractory pupils. On the other side, lay a lofty heap of copy books, which were left there by the boys and girls for the purpose of having their copies "sot"... | |
 | Mary Russell Mitford - 1852 - 592 pagine
...smooth and polished deal, used for sthroking lines in the copybook, and also for sthroking the palms-of refractory pupils. On the other side lay a lofty heap...purpose of having their copies ' sot' by the ' Masther !' • Lenigan's classical assistant; for to himself the -volumes of ancient literature were a fountain... | |
 | Mary Russell Mitford - 1852 - 588 pagine
...smooth and polished deal, used for sthroking lines in the copybook, and also for sthroking the palms of refractory pupils. On the other side lay a lofty heap...appearance at the open door of a young man, dressed in rusty black, and with something clerical in his costume and demeanor. This was Mr. Lenigan's classical... | |
 | Mary Russell Mitford - 1872 - 582 pagine
...smooth and polished deal, used for sthroking lines in the copybook, and also for sthroking the palms of refractory pupils. On the other side lay a lofty heap...purpose of having their copies ' sot" by the ' Masther !' Lenigan's classical assistant; for to himself the volumes of ancient literature were a fountain... | |
 | Mary Russell Mitford - 1883 - 544 pagine
...smooth and polished deal, used for sthroking lines in the copy-book, and also for sthroking the palms of refractory pupils. On the other side lay a lofty heap...copy-books, which were left there by the boys and FF girls for the purpose of having then1 copies 'sot' by the 'Masther!' " About noon a sudden hush... | |
 | 1830 - 550 pagine
...that is to say, a large rule of smooth and polished deal, used for "sthroking" lines in the copy book, and also for " sthroking " the palms of the refractory pupils. On the other side lay a lofty heap of copy books, which were left there by the bovs and girls for the purpose of having their copies " sot... | |
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Near this was a wooden sthroker, that is to say, a large rule of smooth and polished deal, used for sthroking lines in the copybook, and also for sthroking the palms of refractory pupils. On the other side lay a lofty heap of copy-books, which were left... 