“…And at this stage, before behaviour can become fully rational, supported by explanations, it may be made ethical. For cleanliness in the kitchen, whether the kitchen of the camp or of the home, and the proper disposal of refuse, is a matter affecting the communal health and safety — and neglect in either direction is ethically wrong. 177/5/8/3…”

“…Further, we may make this a very convenient starting-point for the ethical outlook on cleanliness 177/5/8/3…”

“…based upon accurate information and the growth of a communal sense, which receive rational and ethical approval. 177/5/8/3…”

“…They are further stabilised when they are made ethical, and older boys and girls learn that they are serving through habits of cleanliness, not themselves only, but every member of the community to which they belong. 177/5/8/3…”

“…But even at this stage an ethical motive may be introduced in respect of this particular subject-matter. …”