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Moreover, as these simplest elements must eventually be mas- tered, and as the mastery of them whenever achieved must take time, it becomes an economy of time to occupy this first stage of childhood, during which no other intellectual action is possible, in gaining a complete familiarity with them in all their modifica- tions. Add to which, that both temper and health will be improved by the continual gratification re- sulting from a due supply of these impressions which every child so greedily... assimilates. Space, could it be spared, might here be well filled by some suggestions towards a more systematic ministration to these simplest of the perceptions. But it must sufiice to point out that any such ministration ought to be based upon the general truth that in the de- velopment of every faculty, markedly contrasted im- pressions are the first to be distinguished : that hence Bounds greatly differing in loudness and pitch, colours 132 INTELLECTUAL EDUCATION.
very remote from each other, and substances widely milike in hardness or texture, should be the first sup- plied ; and that in each case the progression must be by slow degrees to impressions more nearly allied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Moreover, as these simplest elements must eventually be mas- tered, and as the mastery of them whenever achieved must take time, it becomes an economy of time to occupy this first stage of childhood, during which no other intellectual action is possible, in gaining a complete familiarity with them in all their modifica- tions. Add to which, that both temper and health will be improved by the continual gratification re- sulting from a due supply of these impressions which every child so greedily... assimilates. Space, could it be spared, might here be well filled by some suggestions towards a more systematic ministration to these simplest of the perceptions. But it must sufiice to point out that any such ministration ought to be based upon the general truth that in the de- velopment of every faculty, markedly contrasted im- pressions are the first to be distinguished : that hence Bounds greatly differing in loudness and pitch, colours 132 INTELLECTUAL EDUCATION.
very remote from each other, and substances widely milike in hardness or texture, should be the first sup- plied ; and that in each case the progression must be by slow degrees to impressions more nearly allied.
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