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Sharing in the responsibility of the home begets self-reliance and dependableness in later life.

From Society Its Origin and Development by Henry Kalloch Rowe

An' as to character and dependableness, why, she's thess ez sound ez a bell.

From Sonny, a Christmas Guest by Ruth McEnery Stuart

After all he was just Billy—the same delightful directness, the same steady eyes, clear to the depths, the same unfailing dependableness, the same infinite understanding.

From God's Green Country A Novel of Canadian Rural Life by Ethel M. Chapman

The more I depended on them the greater was their dependableness, and the little girls grew more tender, the boys more chivalrous.

From The Girl and the Kingdom Learning to Teach by Kate Douglas Smith Wiggin

Th' ain't no finer trait, in my opinion, in man or woman, than dependableness, an' that's another reason I take sech special delight in the little daughter, Mary Elizabeth.

From Sonny, a Christmas Guest by Ruth McEnery Stuart


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