THE WISE PARENTS.
When he disintegrated every clock in the house, they did not rebuke him. They rejoiced to think lie had a bent for mechanics. JWhen his ball broke th? mirror, they were above superstition. They merely regretted that Bradman would be past his best by the time the boy was old enough to bowl to him. Whenever he was found at the jam cupboard they were proud to think that ho had a healthy appetite. But when his experiments with t lie gar. stove removed them anil half the house to the bottom of the garden, they could not help feeling that the study of child psychology was essentially an indoor sport and they ought to speak to him about it. •
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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 53, Issue 3846, 16 December 1936, Page 17 (Supplement)
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