Adults who, for the first time, try this régime with little children are astonished to find that it is not the patience of the little child, but their own, which is inadequate.
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
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- A Montessori Mother (1912), CHAPTER IX APPLICATION OF THIS PHILOSOPHY TO AMERICAN HOME LIFE. Written in English. https://www.gutenberg.org/files/61045/61045-h/61045-h.htm
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