...experience for some few years. All I can say is this that at my juvenile lectures at Christmas time I have never found a child too young to understand intelligently what I told him ; they came to me afterwards with questions which proved their capability." One passage from the...

...experience for some few years. All I can say is this, that at my Juvenile Lectures, at Christmas time, I have never found a child too young to understand intelligently what I told him : they came to me afterwards with questions which proved their capability." Again he says, " I...

...experience for some few years. All I can say is this, that at my Juvenile Lectures, at Christmas time, I have never found a child too young to understand intelligently what I told him : they came to me afterwards with questions which proved their capability." Again he says, " I...

...that a boy's scientific studies may begin from the time when he is first sent to school.» (в) • I have never found a child too young to understand intelligently what I told him. They еапто to me afterwards with questions which proved their capability.. (7) « Do you...

...that eleven years of age is not too young to begin. "At my Juvenal Lectures at Christmas time" he says "I have never found a child too young to understand intelligently what I told him ; they came to me afterward with •questions which proved their capability." What sort of science...