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One evening Gandhi asked his son Manilal to return a book he had borrowed. The library was far and the night was dark. Manilal hoped his father would say, "Go tomorrow." Gandhi remained firm: a promise must be kept even when it is hard. Manilal walked the long road, returned the book, and came home late. Years later he said that night taught him more about honesty than many speeches. Firmness without anger, the passage suggests, can shape a child's character.

Years later Manilal said the night taught him:

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