On the Season of Youth
Janet
Genre: | Miscellaneous |
Subjects: | Human Development, Design, Piety |
Childhood is considered in terms of an extended organic metaphor. The author notes: 'It has been [...] said by an author of varied research into the wonders of creation, and with pious reverence for the great first Cause, that a tree which has borne the most beautiful blossoms, but which is found destitute of fruit when the ripeness of summer arrives [...] is viewed with indifference' (99). The analogy is made with human development. |
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