 | 1852 - 620 sayfa
...outward sense of their own dignity and importance, and to induce them to consider that there \vere earthly friends to whom they were bound by ties of...this good work, his gentle daughter was a willing and influential associate. Miss Arnold knew how much might be done by womanly kindness and womanly example,... | |
 | 1852 - 672 sayfa
...importance, and to induce them to consider that there were earthly friends to whom they were bound by ties oi almost parental gratitude to render an account of...events, he let them know, that he was watching over them—that their sorrow would be his sorrow, and their shame his shame. In this good work, his gentle... | |
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He strove to encourage an inward sense of their own dignity and importance, and to induce them to consider that there were earthly friends to whom they were bound, by ties of almost parental gratitude, to render an account of themselves. At all events,... 