 ... refused them. At stated intervals they returned to the appointed place to reassure the confidence of their superior. On one occasion, a lad remained absent long beyond the time agreed upon, but at last he appeared, quite exhausted by the labor of...  Reformatory education, papers - Seite 133von Henry Barnard - 1857Vollansicht - Über dieses Buch
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 | Massachusetts. Board of Education - 1844 - 144 Seiten
...but at last he appeared, quite exhausted by the labor of saving some valuable property. Mr. Wichern afterwards learned from the owner, — not from the...necessity of the case required. From this time the Rauhe House was the resort of the poor and homeless, — and not for days only, but for weeks. The... | |
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...but at last he appeared, quite exhausted by the labor of saving some valuable property. .Mr. Wichern afterwards learned from the owner, not from the lad,...at the appointed time, he sent forth another band uuder the care of a house-father, and these exerted themselves in the same faithful and efficient manner.... | |
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...but at last he appeared, quite exhausted by the labor of saving some valuable property. Mr. Wichern afterwards learned from the owner, not from the lad,...necessity of the case required. From this time the Eauhe-IIaus was the resort of the poor and homeless, and not for days only, but for weeks. The pupils... | |
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...but at laat he appeared, quite exhausted by the labor of saving some valuable property. Mr. Wichcrn afterwards learned from the owner, not from the lad,...home at the appointed time, he sent forth another baud under the care of a house-father, and these exerted themselves in the same faithful and efficient... | |
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