[Linuxargentina-general] hom we call uncle is father or mother's

Sab Dic 26 04:42:59 CET 2009

E child first looked frightened, then severe, then burst into tears and
plead with her mother not to "let papa whip dolly." Few people realize
how much toys become a part of the life of the children who play with
them. They are often looked upon as nothing more than "playthings for
children." This is a very narrow view of their uses and relationships.
There is a philosophy underlying the production of toys as old as the
world and as broad as life, a philosophy which, until recent years, has
been little studied and cultivated. Playthings are as necessary a
constituent of human life as food or medicine, and contribute in a like
manner to the health and development of the race. Like the science of
cooking and healing, the business of toy-making has been driven by the
stern teacher, necessity, to a rapid self-development for the general
good of the little men and women in whose interests they are made. They
are the tools with which children ply their trades; the instruments with
which they carry on their professions; the goods which they buy and sell
in their business, and the paraphernalia with which they conduct their
toy society. They are more than this. They are the animals which serve
them, the associates who entertain them, the children who comfort them
and bring joy to the mimic home. Toys are nature's first teachers. The
child with his little shovels, spades and hoes, learns his first lessons
in agriculture; with his hammer and nails, he gets his first lessons in
the various trades; and the bias of the life of many a child of larger
growth has come from the toys with which he played. Into his flower
garden the father of Linnaeus introd
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