Harper's Young People, September 14, 1880   By: Various

Harper's Young People, September 14, 1880 is a delightful collection of stories, poems, and articles aimed at children. The diverse range of content is sure to captivate young readers, from thrilling adventure tales to informative articles on science and history. The illustrations are charming and add to the overall appeal of the magazine. This issue in particular showcases the creativity and imagination of the writers, making it a fun and engaging read for children of all ages. Overall, Harper's Young People, September 14, 1880 is a fantastic publication that both educates and entertains.

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The boys who attended Mr. Morton's Select School in the village of Laketon did not profess to know more than boys of the same age and advantages elsewhere; but of one thing they were absolutely certain, and that was that no teacher ever rang his bell to assemble the school or call the boys in from recess until just that particular instant when the fun in the school yard was at its highest, and the boys least wanted to come in. A teacher might be very fair about some things: he might help a boy through a hard lesson, or give him fewer bad marks than he had earned; he might even forget to report to a boy's parent's all the cases of truancy in which their son had indulged; but when a teacher once laid his hand upon that dreadful bell and stepped to the window, it really seemed as if every particle of human sympathy went out of him... Continue reading book >>