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 1 70|      perhaps, by ill-advised parents, looks to this state as
 2 81|     81. In an ideal home the parents, like Tobias and Sara, beg
 3 81|    the children see in their parents a model of an upright, industrious
 4 81|   pious life; they see their parents holily loving each other
 5 82| while all seek to copy their parents, example, none of the sons
 6 82|  Blessed are those Christian parents who are able to accept without
 7 83|  sadness that only too often parents seem to be unable to resign
 8 83|      of their children. Such parents have no scruple in opposing
 9 83|    often in the case even of parents who glory in being sincerely
10 83|      dignity could Christian parents desire for their sons, what
11 83|     also for the ill-advised parents; and God grant that such