Parent And Child, a Treatise On the Moral And Religious Education of Children
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To correct childish grammatical errors prematurely is worrying and [SO] PREPARATION FOR LITERATURE most unwise; it deprives a child of naturalness, and adults of some pleasure. If small twins, for in- stance, having a joint birthday, are asked whose birthday it is; and if after looking at each other for a mo- ment they simultaneously respond "we's," any one who would attempt to correct the statement into ac- cordance with the rules of English grammar would be guilty of a minor kind of blasphemy.... This parable summarizes all I have to say on that head.
So again, in emphasizing truth of statement in its due time and place, it may be thought that I am against fairy tales. It is possible, I think, to cultivate them to excess; but to ex- [51] PARENT AND CHILD elude them and forbid children to hear the old immortal stories, — part of the tradition of the race, — ^would be a literary crime. Appropriate dealing with different categories of things is largely an affair of moods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To correct childish grammatical errors prematurely is worrying and [SO] PREPARATION FOR LITERATURE most unwise; it deprives a child of naturalness, and adults of some pleasure. If small twins, for in- stance, having a joint birthday, are asked whose birthday it is; and if after looking at each other for a mo- ment they simultaneously respond "we's," any one who would attempt to correct the statement into ac- cordance with the rules of English grammar would be guilty of a minor kind of blasphemy.... This parable summarizes all I have to say on that head.
So again, in emphasizing truth of statement in its due time and place, it may be thought that I am against fairy tales. It is possible, I think, to cultivate them to excess; but to ex- [51] PARENT AND CHILD elude them and forbid children to hear the old immortal stories, — part of the tradition of the race, — ^would be a literary crime. Appropriate dealing with different categories of things is largely an affair of moods.
I want to emphasize this.
What to read after Parent And Child, a Treatise On the Moral And Religious Education of Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lodge Oliver Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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