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THE MARRIED LIFE.
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Frederika Bremen thus discourses on this sub
Ject. Better advice was never given: deceive
not one another in small things or in great One
httIe single lie has before now, disturbed whole
married life. A small cause has often great con-
sequences. Fold not the hands together and sit
IDLE. "Laziness is the DEVILS cushion" Do not
run much from home. Ones own hearth is gold
worth


MANY marriage, my friends, begins like the
rosy morning and then falls away like snow
wreath. And why, my frienls2 Because the
married pair neglect to- be as we'll pleasing to
each other after marriage as before Endeavor
always, my children, to please one another; but
at the same time keep God in your Thoughts
Lavish not all your love on today, for remember
that marriage has its tomorrow, likewise. and its
day after tomorrow, too. Spare, as one may say
fuel for the winter '


X" Consider, my daughters what the word house
wife expresses. 90 The married woman is her hus-
bands domestic faith, in her hands he must be able
to conide house and family; be able to trust her
with the key of his heart, as we'll as the kew of
his eating room. His honor, his home are un-
der del her keeping his welI-being is in her hand.


And you, my sons, be faithful husbands and
good fathers of families Act so as YOUR wives
shall esteem and love you'