Tact, Watchfulness, and Persistence

For example, and to choose a habit of no great consequence except as a matter of consideration for others:  the mother wishes her child to acquire the habit of shutting the door after him when he enters or leaves a room.  Tact, watchfulness, and persistence are the qualities she must cultivate in herself; and, with these, she will be astonished at the readiness with which the child picks up the new habit.

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