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THE GOOD HUSBAND |
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| Besides being
helpful, he is also thankful. He will never slight the work of his wife nor will be praise
his wife insincerely or casually. He will not thoughtlessly leave his wife at home and go
out to have a good time for himself. There must be a good reason whenever he leaves
home for a brief or a relatively extended period. He always wants to come home
early. He avoids the not too uncommon attitude of
some husbands who take things for granted and slight their faithful wives with
hardly a thought. He knows that nothing is more important for the happiness and harmony of
the family than thoughtfulness and mutual considera- tion for one another in the
daily contact between husband and wife. Often serious displeasure springs from
little things. Often, too, great joy begins with little things. |
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