Love Conquers All by Robert Benchley
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page 79 of 237 (33%)
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WEIGHT
_How should a child be weighed?_ Place the child in the scales. The father should then sit on top of the child to hold him down. Weigh father and child together. Then deduct the father's weight from the gross tonnage, and the weight of the child is the result. FRESH AIR _What are the objections to an infant's sleeping out-of-doors?_ Sleeping out-of-doors in the city is all right, but children sleeping out of doors in the country are likely to be kissed by wandering cows and things. This should never be permitted under any circumstances. DEVELOPMENT _When does the infant first laugh aloud?_ When father tries to pin it up for the first time. _If at two years the child makes no attempt to talk, what should be suspected?_ That it hasn't yet seen anyone worth talking to. |
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