Quote by Mark Twain

Always obey your parents when they are present.

Always obey your parents when they are present.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the importance of respect and obedience towards parents. It suggests that one should always follow and comply with their parents' instructions and wishes when they are around. The implication is that parents hold a special authority and wisdom, which should be acknowledged and honored through obedience. It highlights the idea of filial piety and the role of parents in guiding and protecting their children. Overall, the quote emphasizes the fundamental value of parental authority and the importance of listening and complying with their guidance.

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Obedience Parents

By Mark Twain

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