Born in 1873 to a somewhat impoverished Breton bourgeois family, the precocious Jarry nonetheless received a first-class education in Rennes and became as familiar with advanced physics as he was with Greek and Latin.
He was tall, dark and handsome in a rather mournful way; he was a precocious child, a first-class doctor, a dabbler in art, a man of the world; and a disdainful connoisseur of women.
Curry was ten and her mom, briefly sober for the first time since her daughter was born, decided it'd be fun to take her precocious child to a painting class in their hometown of Daytona Beach, Florida.
"Teachers perceived [middle-class students] as precocious and outgoing," Calarco said, but also viewed them as somewhat frustrating to work with and lacking in problem-solving skills.
Family with precocious kids.
Jones was reared in Boston by middle-class parents who nurtured her precocious talent and ambition.
Mr. Kerry's class oration, printed in front, was precocious but platitudinous -- hardly as stirring as the soul-searching version he actually delivered months before shipping off to war.
Another class of segregation defect, known as precocious separation of sister chromatids (PSSC), is thought to arise from hyper-recombination at centromeres [10].
In fact, it was the inclusion of Guerra, a precocious 18-year-old who pitched last season at Class A St. Lucie, that clinched the deal.
