The Development of the Child
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One day, after finishing the usual prayer, he said, with conviction that he had said those very same words time after time, that he was beginning to tire of them, that he thought God must be weary of hearing monotonous repetitions of the same idea. Principal Russell quotes a case of two 136 THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHILD boys who were talking about the rain. J. Was giving whatever information he had to W. , and finally said : "When the clouds are rent or opened, the rain drops out. Rent means tor...n, just as you would tear your clothes. " W. , after thinking for a time, exclaimed : "I should think God's mother would get tired mend- ing. " I remember a girl, an only child, in very good circumstances and much petted, whom I was treating for typhoid fever. Her mother had been telling her of God's great love ; that even the sparrows, insig- nificant as they are, were included in it. The child retorted quietly : " Don't you think that God spends too much time on sparrows ? If He gave a little more attention to me, possibly I shouldn't have to go for a whole month without a bit of real, solid food.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One day, after finishing the usual prayer, he said, with conviction that he had said those very same words time after time, that he was beginning to tire of them, that he thought God must be weary of hearing monotonous repetitions of the same idea. Principal Russell quotes a case of two 136 THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHILD boys who were talking about the rain. J. Was giving whatever information he had to W. , and finally said : "When the clouds are rent or opened, the rain drops out. Rent means tor...n, just as you would tear your clothes. " W. , after thinking for a time, exclaimed : "I should think God's mother would get tired mend- ing. " I remember a girl, an only child, in very good circumstances and much petted, whom I was treating for typhoid fever. Her mother had been telling her of God's great love ; that even the sparrows, insig- nificant as they are, were included in it. The child retorted quietly : " Don't you think that God spends too much time on sparrows ? If He gave a little more attention to me, possibly I shouldn't have to go for a whole month without a bit of real, solid food.
What to read after The Development of the Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathan Oppenheim to read onlineMoreLess
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