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Meanings of first pupils in English

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Usage of first pupils in English
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In 1838, she was one of the first pupils of Mrs. Grant.
Woman and Her Saviour in Persia / By a Returned Missionary
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Our first pupils, including Lark, average around ninety-six and seven.
Prudence of the Parsonage
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Among the first pupils were some of very tender age, little ones of six and less.
The Life of the Venerable Mother Mary of the Incarnation
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The six first pupils, when the school started 22 years ago were Mary Miles Minter and Lila Lee.
The new yorker
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In just over a fortnight, the first pupils in England should start returning to school for the first time since 20 March.
The Guardian
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A NEW 600 pupil school for Dublin's north inner city will enrol its first pupils in September 1998.
The Irish Times
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My first pupils, for the Lent and Easter terms, were Williamson (afterwards Head Master of Westminster School), James Parker (afterwards Q.C.
Autobiography of Sir George Biddell Airy
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He was a simple-minded, single-hearted man, one of the first pupils in Norman's college, and the one who had most fully imbibed his spirit.
The Trial; Or, More Links of the Daisy Chain
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Le Jeune's Voyage -His First Pupils -His Studies - His Indian Teacher - Winter at the Mission-House - LeJeune's School - Reinforcements
France and England in North America, Part II: The Jesuits in Nor...
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