PARENTHOOD AMONG SAVAGES

An Australian mother will coddle her baby with ape-like

fondness, and hardly ever let it stray out of sight for the

first four years; but as soon as the toddling little imp seems

able to take care of itself, its debt of gratitude to its

progenitors has to be paid by the worst kind of slavery. At the

first sign of insubordination a half-grown boy is apt to be

kicked out, if not killed, by his own father. (Text.)--FELIX

OSWALD, _Good Health_.

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=Parentless=--See SYMPATHY, PRACTICAL.

=Parents=--See EXAMPLE OF PARENTS.

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