Quote by George Eliot

It's a father's duty to give his sons a fine chance.

It's a father's duty to give his sons a fine chance.

Summary

This quote highlights the responsibility a father has to ensure that his sons are provided with opportunities and resources to succeed in life. It emphasizes the importance of a father's role in shaping his children's futures, suggesting that it is not merely a choice, but a duty to empower and enable one's sons to achieve their fullest potential. Giving them a "fine chance" implies providing them with a solid foundation, education, support, and guidance to thrive in various aspects of life.

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Duty Father And Son

By George Eliot

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