They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal — they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
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They had been brought up to think that the domestic virtues were self-evident and universal

— they had been starved of the knowledge that most attracts the young mind: that the crown of life is the exercise of choice
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Everybody has a right to their own troubles. — Thornton Wilder, Our Town
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