 | 1824 - 552 páginas
...chastisements of a school ought to be totally excluded. Pinching the ear, pulling the hair, be.-itino; about the head with a book, a cane, or whatever happens to be in the hand; these, if once indulged, grow into hahits of equal severity and caprice. They are in their own nature... | |
 | Thomas H. Palmer - 1840 - 328 páginas
...punishments practised by some teachers, which ought to be banished from every school. Pinching the ears, pulling the hair, beating about the head, with a book, a cane, or whatever happens to be in the hand ; these, if once indulged, grow into habits of equal severity and caprice. They are, in their nature,... | |
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... of equal severity and caprice. They are in their own nature vulgar and offensive, and being received as indignities, never fail to excite the resentment of the sufferers. 