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escuela nocturna School that holds classes from the late afternoon, usually for adults who work in the daytime.
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One, the most important of the two in my opinion, night school!
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It seems so babyish for me to be going to night school.
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With the help of his devoted wife, a night school was established.
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When he left Lizzie at night school, he returned to the Metropole.
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And what is this I have just heard about the night school?
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Five years ago, I began to go to the Franklin evening school.
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Five grown men have come in to swell the evening school.
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He made good progress at the evening school, and Mr. Garwell was correspondingly pleased.
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Have you been teaching in the evening school again today?
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She made her own waists, and went to evening school.
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He still taught evening school during the winter months.
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During several winters, he attended an evening school for the free instruction of colored people.
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I wish I had time to go to evening school, at least, as you did.
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To add to his small stipend, he taught evening school, and took agencies in the vacation.
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After evening school, the Bishop, his clergy, and his aides, retire mostly into their own rooms.
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Then, too, thousands of our working-men attended public evening school, while many others took lessons at home.
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At 14, Helen staged a small rebellion and eventually, her parents agreed to let her attend evening school.
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The day school in that place had forty scholars, and half as many attended the evening school for adults.
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A German court ruled on Aug. 22 that a Muslim woman could not wear a niqab to evening school.
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About 100 children are attending the day schools, and 100 adults the evening school.
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The trustees then sold the farm and stock, apprenticed the male students to mechanical occupations, and opened an evening school.