Chronicles of a pioneer school from 1792 to 1833 : $b being the history of Miss Sarah Pierce and her Litchfield school
History
Chronicles of a pioneer school from 1792 to 1833 : $b being the history of Miss Sarah Pierce and her Litchfield school
Litchfield Female Academy (Conn.) -- History
_Saturday._ Copied history, recited geography, and heard our faults
told, Miss Pierce has found no fault with me for the week past, have
had the honor of being chosen candidate for the prize, In the
afternoon copied plays for Miss Pierce, in the evening read.
* * * * *
_Monday._ Returned home & had the pleasure of finding Miss Cornelia
Adams[31] at our house, assisted in getting tea, & spent the evening
very agreeably.
_Tuesday._ In the evening copied of my part of Ruth.[32]
* * * * *
_Wednesday._ Studied a geography lesson & recited it, had the
mortification to have Miss Mary Glen get above me, began to draw a map
in the afternoon, In the evening attended a school ball
* * * * *
_Tuesday._ Read history, drew on my map, and read in the childrens
friend, In the evening ciphered.
* * * * *
_Monday._ This morning I was introduced to my new brother, & am much
pleased with him, did not attend school, sewed, & attended to domestic
affairs
_Tuesday._ The forenoon I spent in sewing at home, In the afternoon
went to school, drew on my map of Connecticut & read in the
inquisitor, which is a very humorous thing
_Wednesday._ Came to school & read geography to Miss Chittenden, In
the afternoon recited my part & wrote.
_Thursday._ Rehearsed my part, drew on my map & wrote.
_Friday._ In the forenoon, drew on my map, In the afternoon studied my
part.
_Saturday._ Assisted at home, attended school, read in the companion,
drew on my map, assisted Mama at home & heard a play rehearsed,
_Sunday_, Did not attend meeting, read in the Bible & Downman on
infancy, In the evening did not do anything.
_Monday._ Came to school, worked on my map rehearsed my play, In the
afternoon drew on my map read in the Roman history & companion, In the
evening came to the school house, & heard the young Ladies say their
play.
_Tuesday._ Attended school, rehearsed my play, drew on my map, In the
evening attended a private school ball enjoyed myself very well.
_Wednesday_, Attended school, drew on my map recited my part, & copied
history, In the evening sewed.
_Thursday._ Rehearsed my part, drew on my map & wrote.
_Friday._ Was fast, attended meeting all day, thought Mr. Huntington
preached better, than I had ever heard him before.
_Saturday._ In the forenoon drew on my map & rehearsed my part, In the
afternoon drew on my map, & heard the young Ladies say their plays.
LUCY SHELDON’S JOURNAL FOR THE WINTER 1803
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