...conquer and to rule himself, Is noble, brave, and wise. ELIzA COOK. CHILDHOOD'S QUICK APPREHENSION. y Grown persons are apt to put a lower estimate than...is great ; hence the continual wonder of those who are unaccustomed to them at the " old-fashioned ways " of some lone little one who has no playfellows,...

...or more interested than he, with the charge of the little daughter of his benefactor. He marvelled at her intelligence ; grown persons are apt to put...is great. Hence the continual wonder of those who are unaccustomed to them, at the " old fashioned ways" of some lone little one who has no playfellows...

...little daughter of his benefactor. He marvelled at her intelligence ; grown persons are apt to put D 3 a lower estimate than is just, on the understandings...is great. Hence the continual wonder of those who are unaccustomed to them, at the " old fashioned ways" of some lone little one who has no playfellows...

...through which they wander. THE INTELLECTS OF CHILDREN. " Grown persons," says the Hon. Mrs. Norton, " are apt to put a lower estimate than is just on the understandings of children." She is right. It is so. They very foolishly rate them by what they know ; and children know very little;...

...one of the brightest of the metals, is also one of the most volatile. CHILDHOOD'S QUICK APPREHENSION. GROWN persons are apt to put a lower estimate than...very little, but their capacity of comprehension is very great ; hence the continual wonder of those, who are unaccustomed to them, at the "old fashioned...

...has been well said by one who read the thoughts and open hearts of children as one reads a book, that 'grown persons are apt to put a lower estimate than...children. They rate them by what they know, and children Imou very little. But their capacity of comprehension is great. Hence the continual wonder of those...

...Elit. Ra.rrM Brawling. CHILDREN— Comprehensions of. Grown persons are apt to put a lower estiüiite than is just on the understandings of children. They rate them by what they know, *nd children know very little ; but their capacity of comprehension is great. Hence the continual wonder...

...APPREHENSION. /"Ч ROWN persons are apt to put a lower estimate VT tban is just on the understanding of children ; they rate them by what they know, and...very little, but their capacity of comprehension is very great ; hence the continued wonder of those who are unaccustomed to them at tho " oldfashioned...

...their bodily frame in which we have kept our daughters! — Christian Union. THOUGHTS Nfiw ANB OLD. 57 GROWN persons are apt to put a lower estimate than is just, on the understanding of children. They rate them by what they know, and children know very little, but their...