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How to educate the feelings or affections, and bring the dispositions, aspirations, and passions into harmony with sound intelligence and morality (1880)

Bray, Charles, 1811-1884. [from old catalog], Sizer, Nelson · New York, S. R. Wells & co. · leaf 188

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ause andeffect is produced by this faculty. It results from thisthat one thing is not more wonderful to young childrenthan another; they believe all things with equal facil-ity. There is no real reason that we know of why onething should follow another in the relation of cause andeffect, except… … ^^^- THOMAS WHITAKER. WONDER—SPIRITUALITY. PLATE XX. Wonder. 151 dren believe equally in all things—in the most mon-strous prodigies of romance as well as in the mostsimple and common events, until experience or theirteacher has given a proper direction to their faith, andtaught them the difference…

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