Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country, Volumen22Longmans, Green, 1880 |
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... keep Montaigne's theory of life before our minds . Education as distinct from instruction is a subject on which no man can possibly write without being more or less consciously controlled in all his utterances by his philosophy of man ...
... keep Montaigne's theory of life before our minds . Education as distinct from instruction is a subject on which no man can possibly write without being more or less consciously controlled in all his utterances by his philosophy of man ...
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... keep in view the end of education from the very first ; and that end is to train to right reason and indepen- dent judgment , to moderation of mind , and to virtue . The cul- tivated and capable man of affairs , capable of managing his ...
... keep in view the end of education from the very first ; and that end is to train to right reason and indepen- dent judgment , to moderation of mind , and to virtue . The cul- tivated and capable man of affairs , capable of managing his ...
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... keep within an exact and due measure is one of the hardest things I know ; and it is an effect of a judicious and well - tempered soul to know how to condescend to the boy's puerile movements and to govern and direct them . Those who ...
... keep within an exact and due measure is one of the hardest things I know ; and it is an effect of a judicious and well - tempered soul to know how to condescend to the boy's puerile movements and to govern and direct them . Those who ...
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... keep ; whereas , to do well , you should not merely lodge it with them , but make them to espouse it . ' Physical punishment fails of its aim , and must fail by the nature of the case . If it be necessary at any time to punish a child ...
... keep ; whereas , to do well , you should not merely lodge it with them , but make them to espouse it . ' Physical punishment fails of its aim , and must fail by the nature of the case . If it be necessary at any time to punish a child ...
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... keep whatever I tell you , as the very strictest secret . ' Mrs. Upround looked shocked at the mere idea of her ever doing otherwise ; which , indeed , as she said , was impossible . Her husband very nearly looked as if he quite ...
... keep whatever I tell you , as the very strictest secret . ' Mrs. Upround looked shocked at the mere idea of her ever doing otherwise ; which , indeed , as she said , was impossible . Her husband very nearly looked as if he quite ...
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