tive way in this situation is to make the girl feel your devotion to her and your affection, and then to recount the memories of your own life in her hearing — how you fought difficulties and triumphed over them.

And you, father — allow your son to enjoy at home the freedom and gaiety his young soul longs for. Let him go out, but under your supervision and guidance, without heavy pressure or surveillance;

otherwise he will rebel and remind you that you were once fifteen and sixteen years old!! Talk to him about your school days, about the games you used to love, and the bonds of friendship between you will grow firm.

Our children are our own selves at the age of youth. Let us remember what confronted us in those days, the falls and the aspi-rations, and let us think always that the bond which ties us and

them together in closeness and harmony is love — and love alone!

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