The experience of age is too often shown in dogmatic rules.

The inexperience of youth is too often the accompaniment of a childish conviction that everything that has been is wrong and everything that promises to be is best.
There is, therefore, greater need, perhaps, than ever before for wisdom and patience and sympathetic understanding of those from whom one differs within the family life.

It is for the grandparents to set the fashion for these new adjustments.

They have loved most because they have given most.

They have learned most, or could have learned most, because longer in the school of life.