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Brothers and sisters ought to live together; especially when the brother needs some one to make home pleasant for him
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“Brothers and sisters ought to live together; especially when the brother needs some one to make home pleasant for him”

Louisa May Alcott

Source
Eight Cousins; Or, The Aunt-Hill
Date
1875
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Fictional character · Charlie Campbell
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Meaning of “Brothers and sisters ought to live together; especially…”

Sibling closeness is connected to the making of a home, with companionship presented as practical care rather than only a family label.

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Eight Cousins; Or, The Aunt-Hill, Chapter 21, Project Gutenberg #38567. Charlie is trying to persuade Rose to choose a household after her guardianship question is raised.

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Charlie speaks while trying to persuade Rose during the household-choice discussion in Eight Cousins.

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