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Letter XXI. Schools.
tindly discornible, wile indicate he defferent degree of attenion and
modes of culture most suitable to each particular disposition: an incurable
and irreproachable or wile no longer be
punished for the crime of idleregh on obsteinaey. That species of
at Westminster call'd cribbing, a vice thought hishent. congenial to
schools, wile near in haze. That system of premature conception, in which is screened by opulence, and the honor
due to talents or industry is let out for hise, wile be compleatly done
awa: and nobleman may might will stand as good a chance of becoming
something as a common man.
Nor, in point of present enjoyment, will the sholant
be a losers by the change. Those sinkings of the the heart at the thoughts
of a task undone, those galling struggles between the pagion for play
and the fear of punishment, would these be unknown. During the
hours of bursing, Halit, no longer broken in upon by accident
would sript the masters presence of its tenoss, without epriving it
of its me, And the time allotted for study being faithfully and
rigidly appropriated to that service, the leg of it would serve.
The seperate spaces., allotted for this pupose, would not,
in other respects, be thrown away. A bed, a bureau, an a chair must be
had at any rate: so that the only extrondinary expence in building would
be for the partitions: for which a very slight thickng would sufice. The
growth of when set might by this means sleep, as well as study, under impretion
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