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... temper of the child did not very much contribute to it , but this I think , you and the parents are satisfied of , that a con- trary usage , according to the ordinary disciplining of children , would not have mended that temper , nor ...
... temper of the child did not very much contribute to it , but this I think , you and the parents are satisfied of , that a con- trary usage , according to the ordinary disciplining of children , would not have mended that temper , nor ...
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... tempers , strength , and constitutions must be con- sidered : but some time between seven and fourteen , if they are too great lovers of their beds , I think it may be seasonable to begin to reduce them , by degrees , to about eight ...
... tempers , strength , and constitutions must be con- sidered : but some time between seven and fourteen , if they are too great lovers of their beds , I think it may be seasonable to begin to reduce them , by degrees , to about eight ...
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... tempers in the beginning , which , by too forward appli- cations , might have been made lusty diseases . When such a gentle treatment will not stop the growing mis- chief , nor hinder it from turning into a formed disease , it will be ...
... tempers in the beginning , which , by too forward appli- cations , might have been made lusty diseases . When such a gentle treatment will not stop the growing mis- chief , nor hinder it from turning into a formed disease , it will be ...
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... temper , therefore , so contrary to unguided nature , is to be got betimes ; and this habit , as the true foundation of future ability and happiness , is to be wrought into the mind , as early as may be , even from the first dawnings of ...
... temper , therefore , so contrary to unguided nature , is to be got betimes ; and this habit , as the true foundation of future ability and happiness , is to be wrought into the mind , as early as may be , even from the first dawnings of ...
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... temper . The child submits , and dissembles obedience , whilst the fear of the rod hangs over him ; but when that is removed , and , by being out of sight , he can promise himself impunity , he gives the greater scope to his natural ...
... temper . The child submits , and dissembles obedience , whilst the fear of the rod hangs over him ; but when that is removed , and , by being out of sight , he can promise himself impunity , he gives the greater scope to his natural ...
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The Works of John Locke,: In Ten Volumes. Volume the First.[-tenth.]. John Locke Vista completa - 1812 |
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