XIII.

XIII.

Debating Societies.--A Discussion on the Pernicious Use of Tobacco.-- School Magazines in France and England.--A Business-like Little Briton.--An Important Resolution passed unanimously.--I perform an Englishman's Duty, 125

XIV.

Home, sweet Home!--Boys' Opinion of the Seaside.--French and English Beaches.--Who is he at Home? What was his Grandfather?--Remarks on Swaggering.--"I thought he was a Gentleman," 128

XV.

He can not speak French, but he can read it, you know.--He has a try at it in Paris.--Nasal Sounds and accented Syllables.--How I reduced English Words to single Syllables, and was successful in the Object I had in View.--A Remark on the Connection of Words, 133

XVI.

Public School Scholarships and Exhibitions.--Grateful Parents.-- Inquiring Mothers.--A Dear Little Candidate.--Ladies' Testimonials. --A Science Master well recommended, 138