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1. The English Journal by National Council of Teachers of English (1919)
"Each English class was made a unit of the parade, and all preparations were made
during the English class-period. ..."
2. Systematic Technical Education for the English People by John Scott Russell (1869)
"ON ENGLISH CLASS EDUCATION, OR THE EDUCATION OF CASTE. Marked distinctions of
caste in English universities.—Teachers of the poor, ..."
3. Handlingar (1903)
"ENGLISH CLASS-NAMES, I. Men's names. Aleck (< Alexander): sl. a smart Aleck 'a
would-be smart fellow'i (referring to a real 'historical' person?, cf. ..."
4. English Grammar: Including Grammatical Analysis by Charles Peter Mason (1886)
"The f of fratres and the b of brothers remind us that aspirate in the Latin class
answers to a flat mute in the English class. Th of fratres and the th of ..."
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