Lord Biddenden's instincts were patriarchal. He liked to see his brothers and sisters under his roof, and to feel that they depended upon him for guidance; and he was almost as anxious for their advancement as his own.
Lord Biddenden exhibited strong patriarchal instincts, relishing the presence of his siblings living under his roof. He valued their dependence on him, finding fulfillment in providing guidance and support to them. His desire to see them thrive was nearly as significant to him as his own success.
This relationship dynamic highlights Lord Biddenden's protective nature and his commitment to family. He considered their achievements to be intertwined with his own, suggesting a sense of responsibility and care that goes beyond mere obligation, showcasing the depth of familial bonds and support.
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