въ россш въ столищ до 1782 ГОДА.
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чему учииса и во скольКо времени?
и обходиться съ нимъ похолодн±е
на то врема, гроза отнать у него
вниги, учитехей и дабы по-
напрасну не терать врема и досугъ
учителей на его HacraueHie, и что
его оставать съ однгЬми игрушвамп;
и въ самомъ заставить его
играть по утру и ввечеру въ уре-
ченный часъ; и въ то врема за нимъ
смотртть, чтобъ заподлинно играль
до ттхъ поръ, пока игры насвучатъ
ему, и самъ проситьса будетъ учитьса
(стр. 246—247).
Стараться узнать главную сион-
ность Мниваго, и, узнавъ, ее упо-
требить въ пользу. Буде любить по-
хвалы, иди играть, или наряды, или
опасается боли, иди гн•Ьва, и т±мъ
разбудить отъ сна Мности иди не-
parhHia. Буде п cie не усп±ло, тогда
предпринимать съ нимъ накую ни
есть работу въ уреченные часы,
day about his business?D And if he
has not done it, in the time he might
be well supposed to have dispatched
it, expose and turn him into ridicule
for it; but mix по chiding, only put
оп а pretty cold brow towards him,
and Кеер it till he reform; and let
his mother, tutor, and all about him,
do so too. If this work not the efect
уои desire, then tell him, «he shall be
«по longer troubled with а tutor to
«take сате of his education: уои will
«not be at the charge to have him
«spend his time idly with him: but
«since he prefers this от that (whate-
«ver play he delights in) to his book,
«that only he shall do»; and so in ear-
nest set him to work оп his beloved
play, and Кеер him steadily, and in
earnest to it, morning and afternoon,
till he be fully surfeited, and would
at апу rate, ehange it for some hours
at his book again: but when уои thus
set him his task 0f play, уои must
be sure to look after him yourself, от
set somebody else to do it, that тау
constantly see him employed in it,
and that he be not permitted to be
idle at that too. say, yourself look
after him (стр. 107—108).
Inform yourself, what it is he is
most pleased with; and if уои сап fnd
апу particular tendency his mind hath,
increase it all уои сап, and таке use
of that to set him оп work, and to
excite his industry. If he loves praise,
от play, or fnes clothes, etc., от, оп
the other side, dreads pain, disgrace,
or your displeasure, etc., whatever