Four Temperaments in Children, Their Appearance and Treatment in Rearing and in the School, as Appendix

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. Every human being. May be classed under one of these headings. Every man is either sanguine, or choleric, or melancholic or phlegmatic; it is of course here to be understood that the possibility of one man being more sanguine, or choleric, or melancholic, or phlegmatic, than another is in no way excluded. Our task here is to observe and distinguish each of these four dispositions in children, and to point out to parents and teachers the manner in which each of these little pieces of sanguinity, choler, melancholy or phlegma is to be treated.