From 'The Letters of Froebel'

I am firmly convinced that all the phenomena of the child-world, those

which delight us as well as those which grieve us, depend upon fixed

laws as definite as those of the cosmos, the planetary system, and the

operations of nature; and it is therefore possible to discover them

and examine them. When once we know and have assimilated these laws,

we shall be able powerfully to counteract any retrograde and faulty

tendencies in the children, and to encourage, at the same time, all

that is good and virtuous.

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