A Sketch of My Friend's Family: Intended to Suggest Some Practical Hints on Religion and Domestic Mannersauthor; Vernon, Hood, and Sharpe; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1812 - 134 sayfa |
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Sayfa 39
... dear , how is it that every body loves you ? " she replied , Indeed , papa , I do not know , unless it is because I love every body . " With such a father , what might not have been ex- pected from such a child ? yet in general , warm ...
... dear , how is it that every body loves you ? " she replied , Indeed , papa , I do not know , unless it is because I love every body . " With such a father , what might not have been ex- pected from such a child ? yet in general , warm ...
Sayfa 87
... dear , why do you come into the par- lour in such a rude manner ; why are not your hands washed , did you not know that Mr. or Mrs. was here ? " A child accustomed to respect and cleanliness , as due to those he lives with , will attend ...
... dear , why do you come into the par- lour in such a rude manner ; why are not your hands washed , did you not know that Mr. or Mrs. was here ? " A child accustomed to respect and cleanliness , as due to those he lives with , will attend ...
Sayfa 120
... dear ? " said she to her . " My mamma is ⚫very ill . " . " " I am sorry for it , but I hope she will soon be better . " A servant came the next day to take the child home : on going to bid farewel to the lady of the house , she asked ...
... dear ? " said she to her . " My mamma is ⚫very ill . " . " " I am sorry for it , but I hope she will soon be better . " A servant came the next day to take the child home : on going to bid farewel to the lady of the house , she asked ...
Sayfa 141
... dear youth , think nobly ; act justly ; always remember that there are more in this country than yourself and fa- vorite party ; never forget that your own country is not the only one in the world which has a right to divine privileges ...
... dear youth , think nobly ; act justly ; always remember that there are more in this country than yourself and fa- vorite party ; never forget that your own country is not the only one in the world which has a right to divine privileges ...
Sayfa 145
... dear madam , be vain to attempt giving you an idea of the gratitude I shall al- ways bear toward you , to whom I owe all the information I possess . May that infor- mation ever be employed in a proper man , ner , worthy of those who ...
... dear madam , be vain to attempt giving you an idea of the gratitude I shall al- ways bear toward you , to whom I owe all the information I possess . May that infor- mation ever be employed in a proper man , ner , worthy of those who ...
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