Capitolo 54
what should we have all write-books of ours really?"
"There are two or three reasons", said Jonas. "But it is a lot of poor man
policy for a teacher to spend his/her time in that convinces his/her researchers
what its regulations are good. He has to make to respect them, and it allowed them see
what the regulations result to be good in the end."
"But it seems to me, you are grown once everything in" arbitrary, it said Amos,
with a smile.
"Yes", said Jonas, "I am always arbitrary when I am in command; if You
wants to say, from arbitrary, it determined to have the my his/her own opportunity. I don't want any _usurp_
power; but, if you put him/it on me, I will use him, you can depend on
it."
Jonas was two good rights because he wanted to only have a write-book
for all of his/her researchers. One was, that he thought him/it as uncertain as time
their plan of school would last, and he didn't want to shake the grower
to refer to of the paper, and then ago a parade to prepare so many
write-books; and it is probable that the whole plan is abandoned perhaps, then,,
when they had written four or five pages in each. And, therefore, as him
you find an old write-book of Oliver full mean that he has determined to do,
the white leaves of that answer for everybody.
But he was still another right. He thought that, if everybody his/her researchers
you/he/she should write, in succession, in the same book their writing would come
in juxtaposition so neighbor and comparison that every one would be
stimulated to write with the greatest attention and care; as every one
desires his or his/her his/her own page to look as cleanly written as the rest. He knew
that Isabellas, when it came to his/her turn to write, naturally,
without some thing that is said, you look first to the job of Amos on the page,
and what she would observe his/her excellences and his/her guilts, and that her
page would be written better probably, in consequence of its criticism
on his.
This way, although Jonas was the good rights, he chose not to give them. Him