GREEK IN THE PANTRY.
The first prizo for New, Testa_te|{f| Greek, given by the "Sunday Chronicle," has gone to a servantgjjfljl* who studied it in her pantry, was loft motherless at ten vears: '"'j3s% and in consequence had not" property!! mastered even English grammar in&«§ childhood. However, -one bought a Greek testament, and 'aftlfi: mastering the alphabet with the _td"«ra_ the lessons afforded by the Sunditi School Union, she proceeded to Imm simultaneously English from the' .lfiffiW and Greek from the New Tastam_at,f| She scribbled notes of what she'__s§<£-*] to learn on odd pieces of paper, t ; _»$§ learnt them in intervals during ..Mji duties about the houso. . . ..1S
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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14837, 1 December 1913, Page 6
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108GREEK IN THE PANTRY. Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14837, 1 December 1913, Page 6
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