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The Angel and the Author - and Others

CHAPTER XVII
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What the parent had got to do was to stand aside and watch events.
The Child proceeded to black everything about the nursery with the bottom of the frying-pan.

It then set to work to lick the frying-pan clean.

The nurse, a woman of narrow ideas, had a presentiment that later on it would be ill.

My friend explained to her the error the world had hitherto committed: it had imagined that the parent knew a thing or two that the Child didn't.

In future the Children were to do their bringing up themselves.


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