Which of the following excerpts from domestic fiction is an example of the teaching a lesson characteristic? Aaron Rockharrt glared at her until she cowered, and then he told her that he should direct the movements of his family as he thought proper, and that any suggestions from her or from his granddaughter were both unnecessary and impertinent. So they both had to bend under the iron will of Aaron Rockharrt."

"Mary at once, as Jane expected, offered to make the linen for her; and Jane, affectionately thanking her, said, 'she was sure her aunt would be satisfied, for she had often heard her say, Mary Hull was the best needlewoman in the county.'"

"'Jo does use such slang words!' observed Amy, with a reproving look at the long figure stretched on the rug. Jo immediately sat up, put her hands in her pockets, and began to whistle. 'Don't, Jo. It's so boyish!'"

"You know the way to make him so, Ellen. He is willing; it only rests with you. Oh, my child, my child! if losing your mother might be the means of finding you that better friend, I should be quite willingand glad to gofor ever."