The elder brother of Thomas Ellwood, Milton's amanuensis, also learnt French and Latin at a private school at Hadley, near Barnet in Hertfordshire, before going with Thomas to learn Latin and some Greek at the free school of Thame.
At twelve years of age this remarkable boy was sent to a private school at Little Shelford, and at eighteen he eqgered Trinity College, Cambridge.
It is a private school, and, if your daughter prefers, she can be taught separately from the other pupils.
After completing his studies at Chester Academy he attended a private school at Bloomfield, N.
Augustus was educated at home by tutors in a private school.
In 1891, after more than a hundred years of existence as a private school, it became the academic department of the Montgomery public schools.
He was educated at a private school in Highbury, and when only a small boy of twelve was taken by his parents to Italy, where the family lived for three years.
He was educated at a private school, and after some years spent as mathematical master at Queen Elizabeth's College, Guernsey, he went to London, where he devoted himself to journalism in the Conservative interest.
After attending a private school in Marylebone, he was sent to Westminster School, which he left in due course for Christ Church, Oxford.
The institution had its beginning in 1836 in a private school.
She has been at a private school, too, and is coming back to us now--a sophomore like the rest of us.
She was sick some and it was better for her to go to private school.
Oh, she was out last year, at a private school, but she is coming back.
Dartmouth College is a private school, though its pupils come from all the land or all the world; while the Boston Latin School is a public school; though it receives those pupils only whose homes are within the limits of the city.
At Chinchuba there is a private school, the Chinchuba Deaf-Mute Institute, under the Sisters of Notre Dame, opened in 1890.
There is a private school at North Detroit, the Evangelical Lutheran Deaf-Mute Institute, opened in 1873.
Finally, he went to study at a private school kept by Mr. Sterling in Hertfordshire.
He failed in an attempt to set up a private school, and became prompter in a Dublin theatre.
After spending some years at a private school at Knutsford, he was sent to a school at Newcastle-on-Tyne, whence after four years he was transferred to Dr J.
Were I a private school-master, I should say, Let who will hear the boys their lessons, but let me live with them when they are at play and rest.
So we must hurry through Master Tom's year at a private school as fast as we can.
Previous to that time the education of the children of the better class was almost wholly in the hands of private school teachers.
I made an effort on my own responsibility, and at my own expense to improve teachers, by opening a private school, solely for their benefit, but as I did not meet with proper encouragement I was obliged to relinquish my purpose.
Upon his dismissal from this position he united with Hermann Krüsi in founding a private school.
After spending some time as teacher in a private school, he returned to Leipsic as Privat Docent[117] in the university.
I saw it once, when he came to stay at my private school.
He expatiated on this new-found freedom, this intoxicating licence to roam where one would within bounds of time alone, a peculiar boon to the boy from a private school, and one that Jan appreciated as highly as his companion.
Jan had not only no reputation, but no private schoolwhere he could say that he had played the game.
The elder is a teacher from a private school; the other is Stanley Hargreave's daughter.
Some one had mistaken her select private school for a farmhouse.
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