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lady in Pennsylvania remarked that she should be for
lies the study Of minerals plants and other productions OF
of her Youngest son, who needless
troublesome boy. By his interest them he became inter-
ested in his school and his books and from the least proms
ing hc had become the most promising of her sons.


teacher in Philadelphia remarked that offer Of a
Geological Excursion those his boys who had their
lessons hour named caused several of them get their
lessons for the first time in their lives.


Another teacher his from scientific excursion
with his pupils, remarked that they had learned that
afternoon than they learned In school three weeks.
Many children who considered by their teachers and
parents incogibc uan have become regular and pune
tua their attendance school, and distinguished scholars
by studies and other exercises the works of and art
which give employment the energies of their minds and
their hands Several parents the City NcwYo forbade
their children forming CABINETS NATURE their houses,
bringing and reeds into the house Their eager
for knowledge and employment, however thus
defeated by their parents for by permission Of their teachers,
they made large and valuable collections their schooroom.


In the schools in Prussia children spend six twelve
months in the study of the productions of and be-
fore they take their first lesson letters the
study of books any FORM Their lessons in books when
commenced aid their prsgress in the study of things
One week time for children TO learn read
plain with succeeding progress equally rapid H.