Gentle Measures in the Management and Training of the Young: Or, The Principles on which a Firm Parental Authority May be Established and Maintained |
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... manner , at the time of giv- ing her answer , led her to feel somewhat suspicious — did not express her suspicions , but gave her the additional ap- ple . Nor did she afterwards , when she ascertained the facts , say any thing on the ...
... manner , at the time of giv- ing her answer , led her to feel somewhat suspicious — did not express her suspicions , but gave her the additional ap- ple . Nor did she afterwards , when she ascertained the facts , say any thing on the ...
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... manner , in any way , upon the extremely delicate , and almost embryonic condition of the cerebral and nervous organization , in which the gradual de- velopment of the mental and moral faculties are so inti- mately involved . They do ...
... manner , in any way , upon the extremely delicate , and almost embryonic condition of the cerebral and nervous organization , in which the gradual de- velopment of the mental and moral faculties are so inti- mately involved . They do ...
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... manner is when they are offered as inducements to obey . We may offer reasons for recom- mendations , when we leave the child to judge of their force , and to act according to our recommendations or not , as his judgment shall dictate ...
... manner is when they are offered as inducements to obey . We may offer reasons for recom- mendations , when we leave the child to judge of their force , and to act according to our recommendations or not , as his judgment shall dictate ...
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... manner ; or always to refrain from explaining , at the time , the reasons for a command or a prohibition . The more gentle the manner , and the more kind and courteous the tones in which the mother's wishes are expressed , the bet- ter ...
... manner ; or always to refrain from explaining , at the time , the reasons for a command or a prohibition . The more gentle the manner , and the more kind and courteous the tones in which the mother's wishes are expressed , the bet- ter ...
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... manner altogether more agreeable to both parties . The third will make the work of forming the habit of obe- dience on the part of the mother , and of acquiring it on the part of the child , a source of the highest enjoyment to both ...
... manner altogether more agreeable to both parties . The third will make the work of forming the habit of obe- dience on the part of the mother , and of acquiring it on the part of the child , a source of the highest enjoyment to both ...
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