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The Teacher

CHAPTER IV
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In her seat, she most commonly sits in some lazy posture--either with her elbows upon her desk, her head leaning upon her hands, or with her seat tipped forward or backward.

When she has occasion to leave her seat, it is in a sauntering, lingering gait--perhaps some trick is contrived on the way for exciting the mirth of her companions.
"About every thing in which it is possible to be so, she is untidy.

Her books are carelessly used, and placed in her desk without order.

If she has a piece of waste paper to dispose of, she finds it much more convenient to tear it into small pieces and scatter it about her desk, than to put it in a proper place.

Her hands and clothes are usually covered with ink.


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