A morose and overbearing disposition in the father causes unhappiness, sickly wives, and unlovely traits in children.
Draft interpretation · MH 374.6
Original passage
The husband and father who is morose, selfish, and overbearing, is not only unhappy himself, but he casts gloom upon all the inmates of his home. He will reap the result in seeing his wife dispirited and sickly, and his children marred with his own unlovely temper.
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