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how does nature deal with the feeble, the wayward and the children?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Nature deals with the feeble, wayward, and children as a gentle mother deals with her charges. ... The speaker is informing her listeners that this gentlest of mothers is infinitely patient with her children, cautioning even the "feeblest" and the "wayward" in a "mild" manner

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Nature deals with the feeble, wayward, and children as a gentle mother deals with her charges. ... The speaker is informing her listeners that this gentlest of mothers is infinitely patient with her children, cautioning even the "feeblest" and the "wayward" in a "mild" manner

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