I do not mean to say that he will never do any mischief, never hurt himself, never break a costly ornament if… — Jean Jacques Rousseau

I do not mean to say that he will never do any mischief, never hurt himself, never break a costly ornament if you leave it within his reach. He might do much damage without doing wrong, since wrong-doing depends on the harmful intention which will never be his. If once he meant to do harm, his whole education would be ruined; he would be almost hopelessly bad.

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