Object Lessons on the Human Body - A Transcript of Lessons Given in the Primary Department of School No. 49, New York City by Sarah F. Buckelew;Margaret W. Lewis
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Why should you sit and stand erect?--"Because my bones are easily bent out of shape; if I do not sit and stand erect, they will grow crooked." Why is it wrong to wear tight clothing?--"Because tight clothing crowds the bones out of shape." Whose bones are the more brittle, those of a child, or those of an old person?--"Those of an old person." What do you mean by _brittle_?--"Easily broken." Whose are the more flexible?--"Those of a child." What do you mean by _flexible_?--"Easily bent." What repairs the worn out bones, flesh, and skin of the body?--"The blood." What do you mean by _repairs_?--"Mends." What causes the bones, flesh, and skin of your body to change often?--"The bones, flesh, and skin are always wearing out, and the blood is always building and repairing them again." What are alcoholic liquors?--"Liquors which have alcohol in them." Name some alcoholic liquors.--"Beer, wine, rum, etc." Whose bones mend the more easily when broken, the bones of those who drink alcoholic liquors, or those of the people who do not use these |
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