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Page 10 - A BOOK OF GOLDEN DEEDS of All Times and All Countries. Gathered and Narrated Anew. By the Author of
Page 11 - HOUSEHOLD MANAGEMENT AND COOKERY. With an Appendix of Recipes used by the Teachers of the National School of Cookery. By WB TEGETMEIER. Compiled at the request of the School Board for London. i8mo. is. "Admirably adapted to the use for which it is designed.
Page 6 - ... managers that they possess reasonable competency as sempstresses; and, at the annual examinations, must bring certified specimens of plain needlework to the inspector, together with a statement from the schoolmistress specifying whether they have been receiving practical instruction in any other kind of domestic industry. The inspector, at the time of examination, or afterwards, will obtain the opinion of some competent person upon the merit of the needlework.
Page 7 - At the examination for admission to Training Colleges (Article 91) additional marks will be given to candidates who pass the following examination in practical skill:— 1. Sounding single notes, or passages of two or more notes, in a given scale, from dictation ; or, naming such notes sounded by the examiner.
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Page 4 - If these subjects are taught to children by definition and verbal description, instead of by making them exercise their own powers of observation, they will be worthless as means of education.
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