Dressmaking haa been of late forming an important item in the course of instruction given at the Deaf and Dumb schools. At many of the institutions great success eeetns to have been achieved by the pupils in thia particular opening for needlework, and they seem to prove particularly apb and smart in all branches of it. Student (translating): And—er—then— er—er —went—er — and — er. Professor : Don't laugh, gentlemen, to err is human. When the Revolution Comes.—The Coming Man (shrieking) : Horrors, there's a mouse ! The Coming Woman : Oh, the cunning little thing ! Just keep still, can't you, while I try to pab him.' The man who always looks before he leaps, never leaps.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 214, 7 September 1895, Page 9
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