schoolmaster

We have not even had a new schoolmaster since the last one left the past year.

I expect we can find a schoolmaster to take his place.

There was no class because my schoolmaster has a cold.

He was rather different from the average schoolmaster of the period.

A former schoolmaster, Jones took up political work in 1910.

He felt like a small boy called to account by his schoolmaster.

That meant the schoolmaster would have to take some action.

He was once a schoolmaster in the north of England.

So on the last day the schoolmaster made an announcement.

The game was further developed by French schoolmasters working in the country.

For example, were there fewer schools and schoolmasters, or more?

"Any schoolmaster might have done what Johnson did," wrote one.

I think that's why she's put up with the Judge all these years - because he's a good schoolmaster.

I bet your first schoolmasters were people like the Judge.

Now, there is no one more easy to trace than a schoolmaster.

After his return to Turkey, he worked as teacher and schoolmaster in a number of high schools.

One of eight children, he became a farmer and a schoolmaster.

The church did not survive the loss of the school and schoolmaster.

The school was opened in 1849, with a building to house the schoolmaster and one classroom.

His success encouraged him to form a class of schoolmasters.

Yes he can, when the boy has friends among both schoolmasters and cooks.

I am on my way there now,' resumed the schoolmaster.

The sort of schoolmaster we deal with can't find anything out.

James Matthews, who died in 1809, was schoolmaster for 31 years.

He became a schoolmaster and is often described as a poet.