A study of a child (1898) (14803914883)

Identifier: studyofchild00hoga (find matches)
Title: A study of a child
Year: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: Hogan, Louise Eleanor (Shimer), Mrs., 1855-1929. (from old catalog)
Subjects: Child study. (from old catalog)
Publisher: New York and London, Harper & brothers
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress



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1894 DRAWINGS—FOUR TEARS OLD A, duck ; B, trolley car going round a track ; C. Harold lame on crutches and mamma lookingout of the window; ;>_a, is copy by child, reversed, of b, done bv another person ; E, scenes ata country fair—a, band-stand ; b. merry-go-round ; c, swing ; d, elephant-keeper with goad; F,faucets aud pipes ; G—a, bird on cherry-tree ; b, boy with bow and arrow shooting bird on apple-tree ; c, bird flying away.
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1894 DRAWINGS—FOUR TEARS OLD A, engine from copy, February 25, 1894 —as Harolds interest increased in engines his fatherwould draw one for him, as above, probably once a fortnight—Harold alwavs made additions to hisown copy ; B and D. early pen efforts ; E and C, first attempts at a round front for engines—heseemed never to have observed this feature before. RECORD CONTINUED heard him say, What? What did you say? meaningthat he did not understand—not that he did not hear;but until I would explain to others they would frequent-ly answer in the same words, over and over again, toevery what he gave. He did not know how else toask, and because I always understood what he meantby what, he thought others did. I did not explain to him at this time about fore-feetmeaning front feet, for he had enough to consider withhis two and two make four. We usually find out some way of making things clearby going from what he knows to the unknown—as, forinstance, he asked once what a calf was