 | Jean-Jacques Rousseau - 1768 - 336 páginas
...fhort and interefting: He' iets immediately about deciphering them; fometimes receiving affiftance, and at others denied it. By dint of ftudy, he at length...horn-books, cards, or dice. I might here fpeak of teaching him to write ; but I am afhamed of defcending to fuch triffing ob-- jects in a treadle on education.... | |
 | 1816 - 766 páginas
...lateft period. " READING C&y8 be) is a vexation to children, he is invited to go to-morrow to eat cakes; but where or with whom, he cannot difcover. How many efforts will he not make to find out the rdi ! No doubt he will learn to read and even to • and yet it is the only occupation they are ufually... | |
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... afterwards, but then it is too late to obey the summons. How ardently must he wish on such an occasion to be able to read himself! He receives others, equally short and interesting: he sets immediately about deciphering them; sometimes receiving assistance,... 