THOMAS ffI.ATKR Bom 1«1
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three-score an«l ton. Rending and obser
vation teach mo that all k«mh! men have
reverence for womankind and are con
s- ■ ..f I . :■ l>. r ■ -turv, her better
als ami .motions. Shakespeare and Scott
write of wotra-n as ministering angels.
Wadsworth says of her creation:
"A perfect woman nobly planned,
To warn, to comfort and command.
No great poet savo such a rake ns By
ron would have written:
"As well believe a woman, or an epitaph.
Or any other thing that's false.”
Even Solomon tn all his glory with his
wives and concubines, said;
"Young man. r. Joice with the wife of
thy youth, and be thou always ravished
with her love.” ,
Edward W. Bok says In The Eadies
Home Journal. "No economy Is so false
at >1 misguided as that which seeks to
withhold one pleasure from the life of a
go.>d woman, a true wife or a loving
mother. The best home a man can give
h. r tux-rimes tiresome It she is asked to
live In It and stay in it 3»»> days In a year.
