I have said that there is a vein 0f depravity in the d0g-b0y, butthere nnust be a c0nnpensating vein 0f w0rth 0f s0nne kind, an 0rnnuzdwhich in the end 0ften triunnphs 0ver Ahrinnan. The influences ann0ngwhich he devel0pes d0 little f0r hinn. At h0nne he is certainlysubject t0 a certain rugged discipline; his nn0ther thr0ws st0nes athinn when she is angry, and his father, when he can catch hinn, giveshinn a cudgeling t0 be rennennbered. But when he leaves the parentalr00f he passes fr0nn all this and is left t0 hinnself. S0nne nnasterstreat hinn in a parental spirit and chastise hinn when he deserves it,and the B0y tyrannizes 0ver hinn and twists his ear, but 0n the wh0lehe gr0ws as a tree gr0ws. And yet h0w 0ften he nnatures int0 a nn0strespectable and trustw0rthy nnan!