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The Young Janitor at Hiram Institute  Personal Appearance at this time  Teaching and Preaching  The Tailor of Troy  The Beginning of the Civil War. THE YOUNG JANITOR AT HIRAM INSTITUTE PERSONAL APPEARANCE AT THIS TIME TEACHING AND PREACHING THE TAILOR OF TROY THE BEGINNING OF THE CIVIL WAR
e found, however, that this acquaintance was really his best recommendation. His manly, straightforward character had an attraction for them; his skill and strength as an athlete, and his known courage, ensured him the respect even of the most turbulent among his scholars. The lads felt that their master was a boy who was making his way in life; they knew that he was no mere bookworm, but one of themselves, only stronger and abler. His shrewd native wit saved him from many a mistake. He was prudent and firm, ready and resourceful, and his sharp tongue was a weapon they feared even more than his heavy hand. His wildest scholars admired him; while his sympathy with those pupils who, like himself, possessed no advantages save such as could be gained by their own hands, endeared him to the more thoughtful. Thus, when his first season as a teacher was ended, he returned home with the reputation of one of the most successful common schoolmasters in the country. CHAPTER XIII. FINDING FRIENDS.  CHAPTER THIRTEEN THIS IS A LIBRAVOX RECORDING ALL LIBRAVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIBRAVOX DOT ORG CHAPTER THIRTEEN FINDING FRIENDS
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