Digitised Manuscripts and Books

Of C L1OSeC. COnG OYNs a | 127 si S Lar. QO ELHAOS Cia n1¢6cn I ao. ps ac ’ ie wen cS pc e C 1 a <= ence and much 1 Sa experiences. . Thi -oundings may var } ecor: EO thevnature 1¢ alities and the defects a UU 9 av Y . > 1 events. ad2s. Sha stitutes wed e Liter 5 L affected b is AY Ly? Ca po. Triave As* the sSsracvement 2S 4 UC stress cannot a on the ace GH ¥ idiosyncrasies of a chad shoul e studied b} who ar i rested iy s fut >lfare. When we arrive at maturity we are icnore how intens ute -e the feell ot 42 Chal - it feelin ( io : - especially when he is of an emotional and sensitive disposition We all look back with the same fond- ness to the hours we spent in the arms of our Mothers, and wit those ; be it. brothers, “sisters, ors playmates who initiated us LLYSt. steps an aor gf fection apt to forget > Ny harant cnaract AS=0 S00 insatiable vor novels. Hoffm the nervousnes ed “Until. Llyas narrow white p L was srl 2G } + re novere tenan Over t] amusements , or with our masters guided our ad kindled ourrirst thoughts. We -arse 100k back Resretsto.t the care Je ial 7 . We AA .Oy/) ime we ara ft lavished on us the sametime we are too that thev’effect which our early tuition*has made ep is permanent. nas I was able to read I devoured books with acity ; fairy-tales first then romances and d tales and others of a Ss and which last 6p) dreaminess of my disposition asd well On in my teens. I fully believed that.a assage which led from the nursery to the school- ted by fairies , and that the ghosts neir graves in the Loh i churchyard , past ¥ of the dead Similar kind increased ae ee ee ee sa ae