...the love which Pestalozzi seem ed to impart to all who came within his influence. The children forgot they had another home, and the teachers that there was any other world than the Institution. The morning and evening devotions in which all joined, and above all the spirit of brotherly love which...

...and pupils were united by that unaffected love which Pestalozzi, who in years was a man verging on the grave, but in heart and mind a genuine child,...for himself, not one wished to be considered above others. Teachers and pupils were entirely united. They not only slept in the same rooms, and shared...

...and pupils were united by that unaffected love which Pestalozzi, who in years was a man verging on the grave, but in heart and mind a genuine child,...the institution. Not a man claimed a privilege for himeclf, not one wished to be considered above others. Teachers and pupils were entirely united. They...

...and pupils were united by that unaffected love which Pestalozzi, who in years was a man verging on the grave, but in heart and mind a genuine child,...that there was any other world than the institution. JSTot a man claimed a privilege for himself, not one wished to be considered above others. Teachers...

...characters, were united together by the unaffected love which Pestalozzi, in years a man verging on the grave, but in heart and mind a genuine child, seemed to breathe out continually, and to impart to all that came within his circle. His children forgot that they had any other home, his...