The life of the mind is sustained upon ideas; there is no intellectual vitality in the mind to which ideas are not presented several times, say, every day.
Charlotte M. Mason
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- 95% sureThese words were traced back to where they first appeared. That source is listed below.
- Self-Education, The Parents’ Review (1913), pp.498–507; original-text transcription at Charlotte Mason Poetry; Complete sentence in original1913 paper, not2022 editorial introduction. Edition identification and opening through discussion of her educational methods read. Public-domain text; full page
- Self-Education, The Parents’ Review (1913), pp.498–507; original-text transcription at Charlotte Mason Poetry
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