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3. Ibid., 222 : « To say that our likes and dislikes when recognizable are to be respected, however untutored they may be, is to deny the possibility of mental growth and culture generally ».

4, Ibid., 223. «Let them have to meet a little opposition rather than encouragement, and perish of neglect if they have not strength to overcome it ».

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