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Young Grandison, volume 2 (of 2) / A series of letters from young persons to their friends

Chapter 41: SUPPLEMENT.
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A series of letters between young friends and their families charts domestic life, affectionate reunions, and lessons in moral and practical education. Narrators describe returning home, parental tenderness, childhood amusements, and the pleasure found in disciplined study and artistic pursuits such as drawing and music. Emphasis falls on cultivating industry, curiosity, and polite behavior through patient instruction, playful learning, and parental example. Short episodes show common rituals—lessons, gifts, and modest surprises—and reflections on how duty becomes pleasure and how steady improvement ennobles everyday life.

SUPPLEMENT.

Charles Grandison still continues to improve his understanding, and practises those virtues which so eminently distinguished him and his father; and in the course of time he had the pleasure of calling his friend William brother.

May these examples excite an emulation in the minds of my young readers. May they read with attention the precepts these volumes contain, always remembering that our temporal as well as eternal welfare is only to be secured by a constant attention to our duty; and that he who loves God will also love his brother.

THE END.