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 1 LawGod,13|      the soul of the unspoiled child.~These emotions about which
 2 LawGod,19|  themselves. This gossip - the child of falsehood and empty headedness -
 3 LawGod,23| strongly against the will of a child's inclinations and heart'
 4 LawGod,23|       greater injustice: for a child, the father is the highest
 5 LawGod,23|     which is far stronger in a child than in an adult. This is
 6 LawGod,23|     simply inescapable for the child. It is even worse, however,
 7 LawGod,23|       without supervision. The child can receive a great moral
 8 LawGod,23|      the soul and heart of the child as its mother. It is not
 9 LawGod,23|      not without reason that a child runs directly to its mother,
10 LawGod,23|      society, and to raise the child thus by word and example
11 LawGod,23|       easy to ruin or soil the child's soul. Moreover, can anyone
12 LawGod,23|        anyone really replace a child's mother?~But children must
13 LawGod,24|        realities of life.~As a child, a person's neighbors, are
14 LawGod,24|      member of the family. The child does not yet have vital
15 LawGod,24|      upbringing must teach the child to treat these new "neighbors"
16 LawGod,25|       a patriot and a faithful child of the nation in an honorable