A certain boy who was distinctly bad in the Sunday-school class
was observed to be one of the best in the industrial class held
on Saturday. “How is it,” said the teacher, “that you cut up
so in Sunday-school and behave so well here?” “Well,” said the
boy, “here I have something to occupy my mind; in Sunday-school
I don’t.”--WALTER L. HARVEY, “Journal of the Religious
Education Association,” 1903.
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=Occupation, Slavery to=--See ENGROSSMENT IN BUSINESS.
=Occupation, Wrong=--See SYMPATHY ROYAL.
=Occupations, Comparing=--See VALUES, STANDARD OF.
=Occupations of Women=--See ALUMNÆ OCCUPATIONS.