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... father.
BB
To Wives, p.106
2.
... father.
BB
The Family Afterward, p.129
3.
... father and
mother.
BB
To Wives, p.106
4.
... father and
mother were considerably above the ...
BB
Doctor Bob's Nightmare, p.172
5.
... father and
mother were most active in ...
BB
Doctor Bob's Nightmare, p.171
My father was a professional man of recognized ability and both my father and mother were most active in church affairs.
6.
... father and
the family are mistaken, though ...
BB
The Family Afterward, p.126
7.
... Father, and
we are His children.
BB
How It Works, p.62
He is the Father, and we are His children.
8.
... father as
a sick or wayward child.
BB
The Family Afterward, p.130
9.
Father, coming
suddenly to life again, often ...
BB
The Family Afterward, p.131
10.
... Father doeth
the works" began to carry ...
12&12
Step Seven, p.75
But now the words "Of myself I am nothing, the Father doeth the works" began to carry bright promise and meaning.
11.
... Father Ed,
an early and wonderful friend ...
BB
Appendix V, The Religious View on A.A. (Note), p.572
12.
Father feels
he has struck something better ...
BB
The Family Afterward, p.129
13.
... father for
so many years that mother ...
BB
The Family Afterward, p.130
14.
... father had
to send a doctor out ...
BB
Doctor Bob's Nightmare, p.175
Finally my father had to send a doctor out from my home town who managed to get me back there in some way, and I was in bed about two months before I could venture out of the house.
15.
... father has,
at the outset, a stirring ...
BB
The Family Afterward, p.128
16.
... father-in-law became
ill.
BB
Bill's Story, p.5
The house was taken over by the mortgage holder, my mother-in-law died, my wife and father-in-law became ill.
17.
... father is
a bit balmy!
BB
The Family Afterward, p.128
18.
... father, it
is best not to take ...
BB
To Wives, p.115
Unless they actually need protection from their
father, it is best not to take sides in any argument he has with them while drinking.
19.
Father knows
he is to blame; it ...
BB
The Family Afterward, p.123
Father knows he is to blame; it may take him many seasons of hard work to be restored financially,
but he shouldn't be reproached.
20.
Father may
have laid aside for years ...
BB
The Family Afterward, p.131
21.
... Father of
Light who presides over us ...
BB
Bill's Story, p.14
22.
... father of
promising children of college age.
BB
More About Alcoholism, p.39
His income is good, he has a
fine home, is happily married and the father of promising children of college age.
23.
... father owes
them more than they are ...
BB
The Family Afterward, p.126
Having been neglected and misused in the past, they think father owes them more than they are getting.
24.
... father takes
this tack, the family may ...
BB
The Family Afterward, p.128
25.
... father usually
obeyed.
BB
The Family Afterward, p.131
26.
... father was
a professional man of recognized ...
BB
Doctor Bob's Nightmare, p.171
My father was a professional man of recognized ability and both my father and mother were most active in church affairs.
27.
... father was
beyond human aid.
BB
The Family Afterward, p.128
28.
... father was
romantic, thoughtful and successful.
BB
The Family Afterward, p.123
29.
... father was
sick, which was much nearer ...
BB
To Wives, p.106
30.
... father, who
made a long journey in ...
BB
Doctor Bob's Nightmare, p.174
There my drinking became
so much worse that the boys in the fraternity house where I lived felt forced to send for my father, who made a long journey in the vain endeavor to get me straightened around.
31.
... father who
see their son wasting away.
BB
To Wives, p.104
But for every man who drinks others are involved -- the wife who trembles in fear of the next debauch; the mother and father who see their son wasting away.
32.
Father will
necessarily spend much time with ...
BB
The Family Afterward, p.131
Father will necessarily spend much time with other alcoholics, but this
activity should be balanced.
33.
... Father will
never let you down!
BB
Doctor Bob's Nightmare, p.181
34.
... father will
see he gives too little.
BB
The Family Afterward, p.127
Little by little, mother and children will see they ask too much, and father will see
he gives too little.
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