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...the difficulty of moral and intellectual cultivation. The intellects of the children of such inferior organization are torpid; it is comparatively difficult...and zealous teachers are gladdened by the sight of well grown healthy children, which presents to them better promise that their labours will be less...

...the difficulty of moral and intellectual cultivation. The intellects of the children of such inferior organization are torpid ; it is comparatively difficult...experienced and zealous teachers are gladdened by the right of well grown healthy children, which presents to them better promise that their labours will...

...to gain their attention, or to suitain it; it requires much labour to irradiate their countenances with intelligence, and the irradiation is apt to be...transient. As a class they are comparatively irritable and bad-tempered. The most experienced and zealous teachers are gladdened by the sight of wellgrown, healthy...

...improvement, and that as against such barriers moral agencies have but a remote chance of success. " I might adduce the evidence of the teachers of the...by the sight of well-grown healthy children, which present to them better promise that their labours will be less difficult and more lasting and successful....

...teachers of the pauper children at Norwood and elsewhere : — " The intellects of the children of inferior physical organization are torpid ; it is...transient. As a class they are comparatively irritable and bad-tempered. The most experienced and zealous teachers are gladdened by the sight of well-grown healthy...

...teachers of the pauper children at Norwood and elsewhere : — " The intellects of the children of inferior physical organization are torpid ; it is...transient. As a class they are comparatively irritable and bad-tempered. The most experienced and zealous teachers are gladdened by the sight of well-grown healthy...

...the teachers of the pauper children at Norwood and elsewhere: — The intellects of the children of inferior physical organization are torpid; it is comparatively...transient. As a class they are comparatively irritable and bad-tempered. The most experienced and zealous teachers are gladdened by the sight of well-grown healthy...