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other teachers, in cities or in country crossed out: schools, districts, who provided for them in the defenceless, ^repetitious & intencities of their adolescent years and ^guided them inducted them into their careers ^towards the enrichment of society, and I wonder whether that quality of preceptorship ^still exists. [[crossed out: could have been a natural trait characteristic of that period in our modern history.*]] The talents and devotion of such women must have diminished as their pupils were converted into political pawns and their grottoes ^ of their alchemy revisions were destroyed by crossed out: the bulldozers. crossed out: of modern progress. "Our betters are our masters," some of them may have thought ^ironically as they opened their daily papers ^a decade or two later and saw pictures of shady campuses wrecked by student "demonstrations" ancient trees felled and college deans and presidents escaping barefoot ^like cats across the academic roofs.

But in the early 20's when I was admitted to the University of Chicago as a part-time student specializing in English literature and composition, the elms & the