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… mould society, there would be little necessity for temperance crusades. Firmness of character, moral control, would prevail, and in the strength of Jesus …

… thus mould their character even more readily than he can the character of the parents.

… grace of Christ, to mould their character after the divine pattern, to shed an influence over their lives that will draw them toward God and heaven. If mothers …

… one mold. There is every phase of character received by children as an inheritance. The defects and the virtues in traits of character are thus revealed. Let …

… the character and strengthens habit; and physical, mental, and moral depravity is the result. You may repent of the wrong you have done, and set your feet in right …

… loveliness of character. He was not only self-assertive and ambitious for honor, but impetuous, and resentful under injuries. But as the character of the Divine …

… defect of character in the teacher. The deportment is making its impression. The words which you utter will not give them the right mold unless they see in …

… traits of character that have been cultivated and indulged rather than restrained. You have not taught him the sinfulness of a sullen, stubborn disposition …

… minds of the parents that through them he may give his own stamp of character to their children. Thus many children are born with the animal passions largely …

… to mold and fashion the disposition and habits of her children. Let her watch carefully the development of character, repressing traits that are too prominent …