Miller, Lida Brooks. [from old catalog] · Chicago, Philadelphia and Stockton, L. P. Miller & co. · leaf 139
et the teacher do it for him. A valuable lesson can be taught about the material of which thering is made. The child will listen eagerly to the story of how ironwas found. The child may be told that iron is the most useful ofmetals; although gold is the more costly, yet iron is the more… … THE TENTH GIFT. 137 our doors, etc. No other metal so increases in value by reason of thelabor bestowed upon it. For instance a piece of ore that a child wouldhardly pick up, when gone through certain process, and has beenoperated upon by a skillful mechanic, how valuable it becomes.
Children's songs · Kindergarten
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