Golding ended up, of course, as an extraordinary schoolteacher: at the height of his fame, he would opine: "To go on being a schoolmaster so that I should have time to write novels was a tactic I employed in the struggle of life.
The propagandist Dickens calls for the immediate righting of wrongs, but the novelist Dickens says, mainly through implication, that all men not just schoolmasters and state hirelings—should become more humane.
(She quotes a review she found in an old British Falconers' Club journal: "For those with an interest in the dull, introspective business of manning and training a hawk, 'The Goshawk' will be a well-written catalogue of most of the things one should not do").White, a schoolmaster at Stowe, a well-known English boarding school, was the product of a brutal childhood.
My first novel ensured that I should be treated for the rest of my days as a schoolmaster only given a longer tether".
They were talking about an apple tart recipe, and my mum, then in her early 20s, asked my grandmother: "Do you have to butter the plate a lot?" Like a schoolmaster correcting an errant pupil, Powell pompously said this was grammatically incorrect and that it should be "… butter the plate profusely".
(And in between she gets to be a Nell, who really is, as one Dromio says, a sphere.) Alex Webb combines the various merchants of the play into a kind of mafioso whose threats of assault with a tiny battery-operated fan should not be allowed to be as hilarious as they are, and he turns Shakespeare's magical schoolmaster Pinch into a lunatic Merlin worthy of Monty Python at its best.
Roy Mourby was a schoolmaster.
His father, Ilya Nicolaevitch, was a schoolmaster.
Corbyn shouldn't pause, as he did on 4 November, because of chuntering, guffaws or groans from the other side, like a schoolmaster trying to glare his unruly pupils into guilty silence.
I hope the schoolmaster goes underneath.
