My information about the return of the 70 girls to the School which they left so unceremoniously was given me by the father of one of them. There is no doubt that the girls hoped to carry things off in the way in which they planned and soon after they had gone to the school I got to"know that they were all safely housed. But they did not get in until the required apology was given—though not in writing, yet orally by each and every one. The staff told the youngsters that it was not possible to treat them as if they were grown-up people and that though they deserved to be sent home, their offence would this time overlooked.
However, I fear I am incorrigible in my ideas' as to all and every school which has at any time sanctioned their students taking part in these processions about matters political. Whatever other
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