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VOJGB OF YOUTH
House «r Home There is a vist difference between a house awd a home. A house is a building with walls, rooms and furniture. A home is * the-same type of building but it has Something added. That something's the element of life. It is rvefywwcre—in the newspapers, school hooks and magazines that are Strewn over^sthe floors and chairs in the living room. It is in , the dirty dishes waiting on the dining room table for someone to clean and put away. The radio or the television going full blast in the dert, while the dog lies dozing before the fireplace gives'evidence that a teenager is studying somewhche neat. ' The bathtub full of steaming water is very inviting to that dirty little cowboy or the tired nurse that worked so hard caring lor her sick doll. The freshly made beds waking with open arms for someone to jump in and snuggle down beneath the covers are quite tempting to a tired family. These ire die things that make a house with its walls and V furniture a loine. v>v
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