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Of all a man's blessings we know of none greater than
The begetting of children endowed with intelligence.
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Those who bear children of blameless character
Will themselves be born seven times, untouched by evil.
63
It is said that children are a man's real wealth,
And that this wealth is determined by his deeds.
64
Far sweeter than divine nectar is simple boiled rice
Stirred by the small hands of one's own child.
65
Being touched by one's children is a delight to the body,
And listening to them chatter is a joy to the ear.
66
"Sweet are the sounds of the flute and the lute," say those
Who have not heard the prattle of their own children.
67
A father can best benefit his son by preparing him
To sit in the vanguard of erudite councils.
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What pleasure it is to human beings everywhere
When their children possess knowledge surpassing their own!
69
When a mother hears her son heralded a good and learned man,
Her joy exceeds that of his joyous birth.
70
The son's duty to his father is to make the world ask,
"By what great austerities did he merit such a son?"
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