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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 419, 19 October 1889, Page 8

THE LITTLK REBEL. Prin ess of pretlv peb*, To üboy in trousorettrs ; Ey«?- .«re hko violets — , Gleefully glancing t Skin, like tin' otter sleek, No->e, like a b.iby-Giofk, Sweet little dimple elieuk — Merrily duueing ! Link-like bor song it trills, Over the dale and hills, Hark how her laughter tin ill*. ! Joyously joking. Yet, should she tVel inclined, I fancy you will find, She, like all womankind, Oft is provoking ! Often she stands on chairs, SoiuC'tinies fehe unawares fcsl\ ly deeps up tlie slaiis, ' Secretly hiding : Then will this nieiry uiaid — She is of nought afraid — • Come down the balustrade, Saucily sliding ! Books she abominates, But see her po on skates, And over live-bai red gati-s iVariessly scramble ! Climbing up apple-trees, Bat king h-er supple knees, Flouting niaimna'h decree^ — ~ : Out for a l amble. Now she is good as gold, Then she i* pert and bold. Minds not what she is told, Careles.-ly tiipping. She is an April miss, Bounding to grief from bliss, Often she has a kiss — Sometimes a whipping. Naughty but l>e<-t of girls, Th'ongb life she gaily twills, Shaking her sunny curls— Caieless and joyful. Ev'ry one on her dotes, Carolling merry notes, Pet in sboit petticoats — Trulytomboyful !'

In every-day life no fact is more noticeable than the inability of many persons to do their own thinking, even in matters and upon lines wholly within the range of their intelligence. They will see a point that is suggested to them, and will at once understand its bearing on some matter in hand, but they do not seem to have the faculty or art of raisins; points for themselves, and consequently their action is not as intelligent as it miuht be. If given a rule to work by, they will apply it not only in season but out of season, and will lookamazed if one suggests that, under special circumstances, they should have vaiied their usual procedure. Every employer and overseer of labour knows to what an extent this is the case. It is the exceptional workman who really thinks, and who can thei ef ore be trusted to suit his action to circumstances. And so in neirly every sphere of life a kind of automatism beems to be the rule, and intelligent seli"-dii ecrtion, in the light of present facts, moie oi less the exception. One is, thei ef ore, tempted to ask whether in connection with our system of education g\ mnastic might not be devised for the special purpose of teaching the rising "cneiation to think.

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