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This collection features a series of whimsical tales centered around the lively adventures of children, particularly Harry and Laura, who engage in playful activities and imaginative scenarios. The narratives reflect on the nature of childhood, emphasizing the importance of allowing young minds to explore freely and develop their individuality. The author critiques contemporary educational practices that prioritize rote learning over creativity and natural curiosity. Through light-hearted storytelling, the work aims to entertain while also imparting moral lessons, encouraging a balance between discipline and the joys of childhood exploration.

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Title: Holiday House: A Series of Tales

Author: Catherine Sinclair

Release date: June 14, 2010 [eBook #32811]

Language: English

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HOLIDAY HOUSE:

A
SERIES OF TALES.
Dedicated to Lady Diana Boyle.

BY
 
CATHERINE SINCLAIR,
AUTHORESS OF “MODERN ACCOMPLISHMENTS,” “MODERN SOCIETY,”
“HILL AND VALLEY,” “CHARLIE SEYMOUR,” &c. &c.


“Young heads are giddy, and young hearts are warm,
And make mistakes for manhood to reform.”
Cowper.

NEW-YORK:
PUBLISHED BY ROBERT CARTER,
NO. 58 CANAL STREET.
 
1839.

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New-York:
Printed by Scatcherd and Adams,
No. 38 Gold Street.