Reward of Jealousy and a Means to Self Knowledge
A first person narrator recalls youth and jealousy as he recounts courting Ethel Graves, discovering a note from another man, hiding in a wardrobe during a confrontation with Ethel and her cousin Robert Clark, and resolving to confront truths about love jealousy and human flaws. The tale ends with reflections on mean men and a sermon urging charity and self discipline.
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Anecdote of Rothschild in French pamphlet tale
In a 1848 crisis scene two dirty men demand Rothschild share his fortune with the starving public. He asks the population of France and estimates 30 million. They guess his wealth at 150 million francs. He agrees, divides 150 by 30, and concludes each person would get five francs, with ten francs for the two visitors.
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Judge Ioan Quips On Lawyers And Honor In Life
The judge remarks that a lawyer moves from ambition to seeking honor and then honesty, noting that a good action is its own reward and seldom earns more. The quote reflects a wry view of the legal profession and moral motive.
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Give Your Child A Newspaper Message
An exchange extols newspapers as a powerful tool for child literacy and family education. It argues a year of reading equals a quarter of schooling, urging fathers to value formation and mothers to stay informed. Reading fosters foresight, self governance, and resilience amid adversity.
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If a Woman Marries a Proof Reader She Must Expect
A wry saying notes that marrying a proof reader leads to constant corrections and meticulous editing of every word spoken and written by the partner, reflecting humor about exacting spelling and grammar habits.
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