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The Infant System

CHAPTER VIII
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One boy, in particular, took hold of a hot cinder that fell from the fire, and it quite singed his hand; I applied ink to it, and it was cured in a very short time.
Let any one, therefore, who may happen to receive a burn, apply ink to it immediately, and he will soon witness the good effects of the application.

Thirty-three years' experience has proved to me that _stoves_ in any school are a nuisance: the common fire place is better than heating with hot air, hot water, or stoves of any description that I have yet seen.

The grate being low, as at railway stations, is an improvement and answers well.

Had theorists seen the white faced dull eyed children that I have seen, where stoves are used, and felt the head aches which I have felt, they would soon banish them from every school.
7.

NEVER CORRECT A CHILD IN ANGER.
8.


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