...inltead of the judgment of the parents : and this indulgence becomes full more mifchievous and ciiipable when it is granted to one child in preference to the reft; м at the expence of their comfort and convenience. Of this, indeed, the ill effects are neither few...

...of their children, rather than their own judgment ; and, what is worfe, will grant this indulgence to one child in preference to the reft, or at the expence of their comfort and convenience. The ill effecls of fuch indulgence are ably and juftly difplayed. Yet tendernefs to their offspring...

...consulted, instead of the judgment ot the parents: and this indulgence becomes still more mischievous and culpable, when it is granted to one child in preference to the rest: or at the expense of their comfort and convenience. Of this, indeed, the ill effects are neither...