But try if you dare. Often the thing needed is a helping hand or three. Boil two cabbages in a good deal of water, and cut them into quarters. Fry two anchovies slightly in butter and chopped parsley, add the cabbages, and at the last three tablespoonsful of good gravy, two tablespoonsful of grated Parmesan, salt and pepper, and when cooked, serve. Men seek less to be instructed than applauded.
Sane buildings help a lot - that's one thing.
In not a few situations there can be a neat way out, and maybe it's halfway tied in with dominant lessons from proverbs. Maybe it isn't. In any case, it could pay to learn to make good and skilled use of the hoary insights inside specially helpful proverbs in the art of upbringing. Let's use beavers for helpers. They may help the heart of man understand a bit in the art of building up something where there was nothing built before, perhaps.