The Study of Latin and of English Grammar Remarks of George B. Emerson, at a Meeting of the Boston Social Science Association, of Which He Was Then the President, Held February 21, 1867 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Study of Latin and of English Grammar: Remarks of George B. Emerson, at a Meeting of the Boston Social Science Association, of Which He Was Then the President, Held February 21, 1867

Hence the vast advantage and blessing to a child, how little appreciated of spending all the earliest part of his life in the country, in the midst of God's works; that he may begin to learn to know, in the places where they are found, the creatures of which the Creator has made him lord, and, while doing this, may enjoy, for hours every day, the air, sunshine and vigorous exercise, Which are the best foundation for perfect health of spirit and mind, as well as of body.

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