TORTURES OF ENGLISH GRAMMER
"Mr Simple" wrltea to the Chthtchuoh Telegraph :— Have any of my fellow townsmen ever considered the tortures that a*e inflioted on their inciooent and tender ohildren by an Eu«liah Grammar 1 Have thofie luvliij: parents, whoao l"U!e aono and daught?tß aro dearer to them than aui-ht el-e, ever sco i the children* eyes grow d;m w-fch tears, and their little hearts throb wiih anguish, as they b ?nt over their evening fc*skß? If you have, and trusting to th<> tender mercies of echoolmaatera and '.earned pr»fesaora have not sought for the cause io school books, do so at once Lei me disclose a few of the horrors of Vie English Grammar, and m the following bring to your notice what la fore.d on your offspring's delicate bralu[?]
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1468, 28 January 1887, Page 3
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131TORTURES OF ENGLISH GRAMMER Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1468, 28 January 1887, Page 3
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