Manual of Stories
Manual of Stories
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A lady who had the privilege of hearing Mrs. Lowe tell her stories to an actual circle of children describes the result as follows : "First, she introduces the Gypsies in a scene suggestive of the three witches in Macbeth and impresses the children with the thought that when they drink of the 'brew* they will commit evil deeds. Then she brings in the Buttercups (representing the gold or good in our hearts), who were created by the Invisible King, and at their own request were later given human ...form. (All this is told in rhyme, legen- dary style. ) Perhaps a sweet little Dutch doll 'drinks of the brew' (allows her evil thoughts to dominate), and instantly the children catch their breath with sympathy. (Thus they learn the lesson of charity rather than resentment toward those who do wrong. ) But the Invisible King sends Butter- MANUAL OF STORIES cup to the rescue. Each child understands that by the In- visible King is meant the Great Power back of all things, who created all things good, but somehow the Gypsies crept in to do the deeds of the Devil.
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A lady who had the privilege of hearing Mrs. Lowe tell her stories to an actual circle of children describes the result as follows : "First, she introduces the Gypsies in a scene suggestive of the three witches in Macbeth and impresses the children with the thought that when they drink of the 'brew* they will commit evil deeds. Then she brings in the Buttercups (representing the gold or good in our hearts), who were created by the Invisible King, and at their own request were later given human ...form. (All this is told in rhyme, legen- dary style. ) Perhaps a sweet little Dutch doll 'drinks of the brew' (allows her evil thoughts to dominate), and instantly the children catch their breath with sympathy. (Thus they learn the lesson of charity rather than resentment toward those who do wrong. ) But the Invisible King sends Butter- MANUAL OF STORIES cup to the rescue. Each child understands that by the In- visible King is meant the Great Power back of all things, who created all things good, but somehow the Gypsies crept in to do the deeds of the Devil.
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