The Works of John Locke, المجلد 9J. Johnson, 1801 |
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... perfect children born , as we have few well - shaped , that are strait - laced , or much tampered with . This consideration should , me- thinks , keep busy people ( I will not say ignorant nurses and boddice - makers ) from meddling in ...
... perfect children born , as we have few well - shaped , that are strait - laced , or much tampered with . This consideration should , me- thinks , keep busy people ( I will not say ignorant nurses and boddice - makers ) from meddling in ...
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... perfect : whereby you will get these two advantages : First , to see whether it be an action they can do , or is fit to be expected of them . For sometimes children are bid to do things , which , upon trial , they are found not able to ...
... perfect : whereby you will get these two advantages : First , to see whether it be an action they can do , or is fit to be expected of them . For sometimes children are bid to do things , which , upon trial , they are found not able to ...
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... perfect none . When constant custom has made any one thing easy and natural tov them , and they practise it without reflection , you may then go on to another . Practice . This method of teaching children by a re- peated practice , and ...
... perfect none . When constant custom has made any one thing easy and natural tov them , and they practise it without reflection , you may then go on to another . Practice . This method of teaching children by a re- peated practice , and ...
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... perfect neglect , and they presently treated as obstinate . Faults of frailty , as they should never be neglected , or let pass without minding ; so , unless the will mix with them , they should never be exaggerated , or very sharply ...
... perfect neglect , and they presently treated as obstinate . Faults of frailty , as they should never be neglected , or let pass without minding ; so , unless the will mix with them , they should never be exaggerated , or very sharply ...
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... perfect himself in some parts of knowledge , which his tutor did but just enter him in , set him upon any study ; the first rudiments of it , which he learned before , will open the way enough for his own industry to carry him as far as ...
... perfect himself in some parts of knowledge , which his tutor did but just enter him in , set him upon any study ; the first rudiments of it , which he learned before , will open the way enough for his own industry to carry him as far as ...
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