The Home and the World
Quotes from the Book
Womanhood is a wonderful thing. In womankind we find the mothers of the race.There is no man so great, nor none sunk so low, but once he lay a helpless, innocent babe in a woman's arms and was dependent on her love and care for his existence. It is woman who rocks the cradle of the world and holds the first affections of mankind. She possesses a power beyond that of a king on his throne. ...Womanhood stands for all that is pure and clean and noble. She who does not make the world better for having lived in it has failed to be all that a woman should be.
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Home is a little kingdom with rulers, laws, and subjects, each with a part to perform in order that life there shall be perfect.
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She who does not make the world better for having lived in it has failed to be all that woman should be.
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Words can be like swords, cutting deep, not into the flesh but into the tender heart. The time will come, my young friend, when you will gaze upon the still form of one you loved, and you will regret with tears and sighs the harsh words you have spoken. Do not lay up for yourself sorrow for that time.
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It is not enough to have good ideals. There must be a careful and persistent effort to live up to them. To keep these ideals perfect often costs the sacrifice of other things that seem pleasant.
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It is better to aim at the impossible than to be content with the inferior.
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About Karen Andreola
About the book
The book deals primarily with the Christian character development, moral virtues and manners of pre-teen and teenage girls. It is one of the best-selling titles in the homeschooling community.
Book details
- First published
- 1922
- Author
- Karen Andreola
- Genre
- Nonfiction
- Goodreads rating
- 3.93 (2k ratings)
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