The Crime of Silence
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He will regard any injury to a woman, no matter what her class or condition, as a crime against womanhood, and also against his own manhood. He will never forget that one who contributes to a girl's ruin, directly or indirectly, is guilty of a crime, and that this crime totally unfits him for marriage; that it mars his ideal of womanhood, and that he can never have quite the same regard for women, can never quite have the same respect for them or for himself as before.
The father worthy of his ...fatherhood should instil into his boy's mind such a high ideal of womanhood, such a profound respect for her person, that any suggestion of impurity or in- delicacy regarding her sex nature would be un- thinkable. He should teach his boy how won- derfully sacred the mother instinct is, how pure and clean ; and how imperative it is for his own future happiness, for the welfare of the home and the race, to protect females from insult, from abuse, or from any unholy liberty.
FATHERS AND SONS 183 Every boy should be trained with the idea that he is the protector of woman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He will regard any injury to a woman, no matter what her class or condition, as a crime against womanhood, and also against his own manhood. He will never forget that one who contributes to a girl's ruin, directly or indirectly, is guilty of a crime, and that this crime totally unfits him for marriage; that it mars his ideal of womanhood, and that he can never have quite the same regard for women, can never quite have the same respect for them or for himself as before.
The father worthy of his ...fatherhood should instil into his boy's mind such a high ideal of womanhood, such a profound respect for her person, that any suggestion of impurity or in- delicacy regarding her sex nature would be un- thinkable. He should teach his boy how won- derfully sacred the mother instinct is, how pure and clean ; and how imperative it is for his own future happiness, for the welfare of the home and the race, to protect females from insult, from abuse, or from any unholy liberty.
FATHERS AND SONS 183 Every boy should be trained with the idea that he is the protector of woman.
What to read after The Crime of Silence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marden Orison Swett to read onlineMoreLess
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