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The mottoes and commentaries of Friedrich Froebel's Mother play (1902)

Fröbel, Friedrich, 1782-1852, Eliot, Henrietta Robins (Mack), Mrs., 1845- [from old catalog] tr, Blow, Susan Elizabeth, [from old catalog] tr · New York, D. Appleton and company · leaf 265

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But why does our picture point us to themythical age of gods and heroes ? The trueartist does nothing by chance. It seems to mehe is trying to tell us that by loyal attention andresponse to the hints thrown out by childhood,and by an education consonant with the needs ofchildhood, we may revive the… … 2oG XXXVIII. THE JOINER. Each thing around us speaksA language all its own.And though we may have grownHardened and dull of ear,The little children hear. But, ah, they cannot knowHow blest such hearing is,Until, alas, it flies !Then let us help them keepThe gift whose loss we weep. In this game the…

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