The judgement made Felix afraid.
The idle fool is whipped at school.
Humm... I guess schools in 1805 weren't opposed to corporal punishment, were they?
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Reformed Baptist poetry and catechisms for children
About this blog
This blog is for displaying selections from an updated and doctrinally revised version of the old 1777 New England Primer. The language has been updated to reflect contemporary English, and the theology (including the catechisms) has been revised to reflect a reformed Baptist understanding of Scripture. I created this to provide myself and others like me with a teaching resource for our children.
All text is copywrited in my name (due to the unique changes made to them), but you are free to use anything you want, and share with others.
May you find blessing in this wonderful resource from our great American past. Thank you,
Lara S. Ormiston, editor
All text is copywrited in my name (due to the unique changes made to them), but you are free to use anything you want, and share with others.
May you find blessing in this wonderful resource from our great American past. Thank you,
Lara S. Ormiston, editor
The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and knowledge of the Holy One is understanding.
-Proverbs 9:10-
-Proverbs 9:10-
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1 comment:
Actually, there are still some schools in the South that use corporal punishment. I can't believe it!
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