The Secret of a Happy Home (1896)
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That mother who, having youngchildren, still wishes to die, is an anomaly rarely met with. Nomatter how much she may be forced to endure, she still prays to livefor her sons' and daughters' sakes. A poor sufferer once said: "If I had no child I would beg the good Lord to let me die. But whilemy baby lives, I beg Him to spare this life which is too valuable toHim to be lost. " It is not possible that an outsider "whose own the sheep are not"should know this heaven-given feeling. Still, every uns...elfish motherwill acknowledge that were she dying, she would be comforted to knowthat her children would find some conscientious, true foster-motherwho would bring them up just as faithfully and tenderly as she knewhow to do.
There is no more forlorn being on this wide earth than a widower withlittle children, and with no woman-relative to help him look afterthem. Why then this rooted hatred and horror of step-mothers?
You--my step-mother reader--are sadly unfortunate if anyone has beenso cruel to you and your charges as to instil into their minds anaversion for you with whom they must live for years, perhaps all theirlives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That mother who, having youngchildren, still wishes to die, is an anomaly rarely met with. Nomatter how much she may be forced to endure, she still prays to livefor her sons' and daughters' sakes. A poor sufferer once said: "If I had no child I would beg the good Lord to let me die. But whilemy baby lives, I beg Him to spare this life which is too valuable toHim to be lost. " It is not possible that an outsider "whose own the sheep are not"should know this heaven-given feeling. Still, every uns...elfish motherwill acknowledge that were she dying, she would be comforted to knowthat her children would find some conscientious, true foster-motherwho would bring them up just as faithfully and tenderly as she knewhow to do.
There is no more forlorn being on this wide earth than a widower withlittle children, and with no woman-relative to help him look afterthem. Why then this rooted hatred and horror of step-mothers?
You--my step-mother reader--are sadly unfortunate if anyone has beenso cruel to you and your charges as to instil into their minds anaversion for you with whom they must live for years, perhaps all theirlives.
What to read after The Secret of a Happy Home (1896)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harland Marion to read onlineMoreLess
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