Duties in the Home And the Family
Duties in the Home And the Family
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Could the one who Digitized by V^OOQIC DUTIES IN THE HOME. 179 is more prosperous than the others, do anything for the rest or show any recognition of the fact of his greater success? What if such a brother or sister should try to show off or boast to the others, how would that strike you ? "That would be mean and contemptible/' you answer.
What might they do, in a better way? "Oh,'' you suggest, "in a quiet manner, without being offensive about it, they could help the others a little, contribu...te something out of their good fortune, for the sake of the others ; in this way showing that they recog- nized the fact of brotherhood and sisterhood just the same." Do you mean that they ought to divide equally with their brothers and sisters? "No, not at all," you answer; "what they possess, they may have earned, and it is theirs ; but this does not change the fact that they owe something to the other members of their former home, just because they were the children of the same father and mother." What did you mean, however, in using that word "offensive?" How might it happen that a brother could show such a spirit in helping another brother or sister?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Could the one who Digitized by V^OOQIC DUTIES IN THE HOME. 179 is more prosperous than the others, do anything for the rest or show any recognition of the fact of his greater success? What if such a brother or sister should try to show off or boast to the others, how would that strike you ? "That would be mean and contemptible/' you answer.
What might they do, in a better way? "Oh,'' you suggest, "in a quiet manner, without being offensive about it, they could help the others a little, contribu...te something out of their good fortune, for the sake of the others ; in this way showing that they recog- nized the fact of brotherhood and sisterhood just the same." Do you mean that they ought to divide equally with their brothers and sisters? "No, not at all," you answer; "what they possess, they may have earned, and it is theirs ; but this does not change the fact that they owe something to the other members of their former home, just because they were the children of the same father and mother." What did you mean, however, in using that word "offensive?" How might it happen that a brother could show such a spirit in helping another brother or sister?
What to read after Duties in the Home And the Family?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Lorenzo Sheldon to read onlineMoreLess
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