Plain tales, chiefly intended for the use of charity schools by Anonymous

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Plain tales, chiefly intended for the use of charity schools by Anonymous is a collection of moral stories written in the late 18th century. The book serves as an educational resource, uncovering lessons through the lives of children and their experiences, aiming to instill values of diligence, honesty, and utility in young readers. Through a series of vignettes, the tales depict various children who navigate their daily lives while demonstrating virtues such as kindness, hard work, and the importance of supporting their families. Characters like Sukey Dawkins and Nancy Bennet engage in acts of service for their mothers, while others learn the value of saving and making wise choices when faced with temptation. The overarching message emphasizes the benefits of being industrious and the joy derived from contributing positively to one’s family and community, illustrating that true happiness comes from being useful and responsible. Each story concludes with a moral, reinforcing the themes presented throughout the collection. (This is an automatically generated summary.)