Reciprocal Duties of Parents and Children

advantages affection afford appear attempt attention authority become better bosom certainly character child Christian circumstances claim comfort conduct consequences consider course daughters desire direct discipline disposed divine domestic duty early endeavour equally errors especially evil exist expect experience father feelings filial follow former frequently future give habits hand happiness heart honour hope human imagine important improvement individual instances interest kind knowledge least less live look Lord manifest manner means ment mind mother nature never object observation occasion once parents peace perhaps persons present principle probably produce prove Providence qualified reason relation religion remain render require respect result sense sentiments situation society solicitous sometimes sons sorrow spirit suffered sufficient sure task Taylor tempers things tion true unite whole wisdom wish young youth