Rays of Genius Collected to Enlighten the Rising Generation, Nide 1 |
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PARENTS . As the vexations , which parents receive from undutiful children , hasten the approach of age , and double their afflic . tion ; so the comforts which they reap from the dutiful are a balm to all their sorrows , and disappoint ...
PARENTS . As the vexations , which parents receive from undutiful children , hasten the approach of age , and double their afflic . tion ; so the comforts which they reap from the dutiful are a balm to all their sorrows , and disappoint ...
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The best proof , which parents can give of their affection to their children , is to endeavour to make them wise and good . The first class of duties which parents owe their children , respects their natural life ; and this comprehends ...
The best proof , which parents can give of their affection to their children , is to endeavour to make them wise and good . The first class of duties which parents owe their children , respects their natural life ; and this comprehends ...
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DUTY TO PARENTS . Where shall we find the person , who hath received froin any one benefits so great , or so many , as children from their parents ? To them it is they owe their very existence , and consequently all the pleasures and ...
DUTY TO PARENTS . Where shall we find the person , who hath received froin any one benefits so great , or so many , as children from their parents ? To them it is they owe their very existence , and consequently all the pleasures and ...
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