...According to Aristotle, more care should be taken of the body than of the mind for the first seven years. The eye and ear of the child should be most watchfully...rendered as interesting and intellectual as possible. ' ' Another mania, lately sprung up amongst parents is, to habituate them early to artificial gymnastic...

...According to Aristotle, more care should be taken of the body than of the mind for the first seven years. The eye and ear of the child should be most watchfully...rendered as interesting and intellectual as possible." Another mania, lately sprung up amongst parents, is to habituate them early to artificial gymnastic...

...use of the cold bath. The eye and ear of the child, he says, should be most carefully watched, and guarded against contamination of every kind ; and...servants be strictly prevented. Even his amusements, he adds, should be under due regulation, and be rendered as interesting and intellectual as possible....

...the body than of the mind for the first seven years ; strict attention to diet be enforced, &c. * * * The eye and ear of the child should be most watchfully...rendered as interesting and intellectual as possible." — The Rev. John Williams, in his Life and Actiom of Alexander the Chreat. A play -ground ought to...

...be enforced, &c The eye and ear of tlie child should be most watchfully and severely guarded againsu contamination of every kind, and unrestrained communication...rendered as interesting and intellectual as possible."— The Eev. John Williams, in his Life and Actions <y' Alexander the Great. a perfectly free, happy life,...

...taken of the body than of the mind for the first seven years; strict attention to diet be enforced, &c The eye and ear of the child should be most watchfully...kind, and unrestrained communication with servants strictly prevented. Even his amusements should be under due regulation, and rendered as interesting...