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Robert Kemp Philp
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2061.
Day
Sleep.
After
the
Second
Year
of
their
age,
children
will
not
instinctively
require
to
sleep
in
the
forenoon,
though
after
dinner
it
may
be
continued
to
the
third
and
fourth
year
of
life,
if
the
child
shows
a
particular
inclination
to
repose;
because,
till
that
age,
the
full
half
of
life
may
safely
be
allotted
to
sleep.
2062.
Proportion
of
Sleep.
From
that
period,
however,
sleep
ought
to
be
shortened
for
the
space
of
one
hour
with
every
succeeding
year,
so
that
a
child
of
seven
years
old
may
sleep
about
eight,
and
not
exceeding
nine
hours:
this
proportion
may
be
continued
to
the
age
of
adolescence,
and
even
manhood.
2063.
Gradual
Awakening.
To
awaken
Children
from
their
sleep
with
a
noise,
or
in
an
impetuous
manner,
is
extremely
injudicious
and
hurtful;
nor
is
it
proper
to
carry
them
from
a
dark
room
immediately
into
a
glaring
light,
or
against
a
dazzling
wall;
for
the
sudden
impression
of
light
debilitates
the
organs
of
vision,
and
lays
the
foundation
of
weak
eyes,
from
early
infancy.
2064.
Room
for
Sleeping.
A
Bedroom
or
Night
Nursery
ought
to
be
spacious
and
lofty,
dry,
airy,
and
not
inhabited
through
the
day.
2065.
No
Contamination.
No
Servants,
if
possible,
should
be
suffered
to
sleep
in
the
same
room,
and
no
linen
or
washed
clothes
should
ever
be
hung
there
to
dry,
as
they
contaminate
the
air
in
which
so
considerable
a
portion
of
infantile
life
must
be
spent.
2066.
Consequences.
The
Consequences
attending
a
vitiated
atmosphere
in
such
rooms
are
serious,
and
often
fatal.
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