He said that an entirely new house must be erected.

We and the teachers must help him.

To the obedient he would be a good friend; but to the refractory, no matter what might be their position, he would----What followed made many of us nudge one another, and the young men who attended the school merely for the sake of the examination left it in a body.

Many a teacher even changed colour.
This reorganizer, Professor Tzschirner, had formerly been principal of the Magdalen Gymnasium at Breslau.

In energy and authoritative manner he resembled Barop, but he was also an eminent scholar and a thorough man of the world.