Bringing Up the Boy a Message to Fathers And Mothers From a Boy of Yesterday Co
Bringing Up the Boy a Message to Fathers And Mothers From a Boy of Yesterday Co
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For the morals. Whether it is the mother or the father who takes especial charge of the boy, or both, they should aim steadfastly to have his complete confidence always. He should be made to feel that they are not only dearer to him, but nearer to him than any one else in the world. If a condition of implicit confidence can be established between you and the boy, you can depend upon him to be receptive of the good which you seek to charge him with. Then, with truth as his anchor, no storm of th...e outer world can sweep him beyond the influence of home. The bulwark of the good character that you have builded will stand throughout his lifetime. IV A TALK AT CHRISTMAS TIME ON a Christmas Eve some thirty-odd years ago a very small boy, guarded on either side by sisters older than himself, knelt at the low sill of his bedroom win- dow and looked wonderingly out into the night. Above was the sky, studded with twinkling stars. Below was a soft, silent blanket of white the unsullied snow of a northern winter.
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For the morals. Whether it is the mother or the father who takes especial charge of the boy, or both, they should aim steadfastly to have his complete confidence always. He should be made to feel that they are not only dearer to him, but nearer to him than any one else in the world. If a condition of implicit confidence can be established between you and the boy, you can depend upon him to be receptive of the good which you seek to charge him with. Then, with truth as his anchor, no storm of th...e outer world can sweep him beyond the influence of home. The bulwark of the good character that you have builded will stand throughout his lifetime. IV A TALK AT CHRISTMAS TIME ON a Christmas Eve some thirty-odd years ago a very small boy, guarded on either side by sisters older than himself, knelt at the low sill of his bedroom win- dow and looked wonderingly out into the night. Above was the sky, studded with twinkling stars. Below was a soft, silent blanket of white the unsullied snow of a northern winter.
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