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...from die chapter on obedience. ' Whenever we defire a child to do any thing, we fliould be perfeclly certain, not only that it is a thing which he is capable...that it is fomething we can, in cafe it comes to that ultima'e argument, force him to do. Y.iu cannot oblige a child to Hand up, if he has a mind to fit...

...useful suggestions. " Whenever we desire a child to do anything," she says, "we should be perfectly certain, not only that it is a thing which he is capable of doing, but also that it is something we can, in case it comes to an ultimate argument, force him to do. It is...