School educationMason, Charlotte M. (Charlotte Maria)
Philosophy
School education
Mason, Charlotte M. (Charlotte Maria)
Education -- Curricula; Education -- Philosophy
School Education
_‘Home Education’ Series_
By CHARLOTTE M. MASON
_Each Volume 3s. 6d. net_
I. HOME EDUCATION.
II. PARENTS AND CHILDREN.
III. SCHOOL EDUCATION.
IV. ESSAYS IN PRACTICAL EDUCATION.
V. OURSELVES, OUR SOULS AND BODIES.
KEGAN PAUL, TRENCH, TRÜBNER, & CO., LTD.
DRYDEN HOUSE
43 GERRARD STREET, LONDON, W.
_‘Home Education’ Series_
VOLUME III.
School Education
By
Charlotte M. Mason
_SECOND EDITION_
LONDON
KEGAN PAUL, TRENCH, TRÜBNER, & CO., LTD.
DRYDEN HOUSE, GERRARD STREET, W.
1907
_The rights of translation and of reproduction are reserved_
_TO_
Henrietta Franklin
THIS VOLUME IS AFFECTIONATELY
INSCRIBED, IN VERY GRATEFUL
RECOGNITION, NOT ONLY OF HER GENEROUS
LIFE’S LABOUR GIVEN TO THE SPREAD
OF CERTAIN EDUCATIONAL IDEAS,
BUT ALSO OF HER SINGULAR
APPREHENSION OF
THOSE IDEAS
[Illustration: FOR THE CHILDRENS SAKE]
“O maraviglia! che come altrui piacque
l’umile pianta, cotal si rinacque
Subitamente là onde la svelse.”
We read in the _Purgatorio_, Canto I., how Virgil was directed to prepare
Dante for his difficult ascent:
“Va dunque, e fa che tu costui ricinghe
d’un giunco schietto, e che gli lavi il viso
si che ogni sucidume quindi stinghe:
...
Questa isoletta intorno ad imo ad imo,
laggiu, cola dove la batte l’onda,
porta de’ giunchi sopra il molle limo.
Null’ altra pianta, che facesse fronda
o indurasse, vi puote aver vita,
pero che alle percosse non seconda.
...
Venimmo poi in sul litro diserto,
...
Quivi mi cinse si come altrui piacque:
o maraviglia! che qual egli scelse
l’umile pianta, cotal si rinacque
Subitamente là onde la svelse.”
“Go, then, and see thou gird this one about
With a smooth rush, and that thou wash his face,
So that thou cleanse away all stain therefrom.
...
This little island round about its base,
Below there, yonder where the billow beats it,
Doth rushes bear upon its washy ooze;
No other plant that putteth forth the leaf,
Or that doth indurate, can there have life,
Because it yieldeth not unto the shocks.
...
Then came we down upon the desert shore.
...
There he begirt me as the other pleased;
O marvellous! for even as he culled
The humble plant, such it sprang up again
Suddenly there where he uprooted it.”
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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