No child is a natural unbeliever; if it were so it could not learn anything. What it hears and what it is told is accepted by the mind which is ready to believe, admire, and trust. It is experience of life, the life of the world where selfishness reigns, that spoils the beauty of the mind of the child who is a natural believer, a natural friend, ready to smile at every face; a natural admirer of beauty, ready to see without criticism and to overlook all that does not attract it; a natural lover who knows no hate.