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" Mary became, under her mother's care, a considerable proficient in music, and an excellent French and Italian scholar. From these languages she was much accustomed to translate ; and there is no other habit of her early life which tends, in any degree,... "
Discipline: A Novel - Strana 4
autor/autoři: Mary Brunton - 1832 - 476 str.
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Edinburgh Monthly Review, Svazek 2

1819 - 754 str.
...no doubt considerable influence in rousing her daughter's mind. She was assiduous, too, in conveying the accomplishments which she herself retained ; and...very early age, the charge of her father's household devolved upon her ; and the details of housekeeping in Orkney are of so exhausting a kind, that, from...
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Svazek 5

1819 - 792 str.
...no doubt considerable influence in rousing her daughter's mind. She was assidous too, in conveying the accomplishments which she herself retained ; and...very early age, the charge of her father's household devolved upon her ; and the details of housekeeping in Orkney are of so exhausting a kind, that, from...
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Svazek 5

1819 - 792 str.
...short residence at school in Edinburgh, and, still more, by the affectionate care of her father'« sisters ; of whose kindness she entertained, through...of her own, which the day-dreams of youth called up hi her solitude. " At a very early age, the charge of her father's household devolved upon her ; and...
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The Edinburgh Magazine and Literary Miscellany, Svazek 83

1819 - 614 str.
...have laboured Were remedied partly by ;i short residence at .school in lîilinl mrph . and still mure by the affectionate care of her father's sisters,...through life the most grateful recollection. But, as a gnat part of her training was still left to mind. Mir now taught ¡ sufficiently, at least, to sk und...
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Blackwood's Magazine, Svazek 5

1819 - 788 str.
...no doubt considerable influence in rousing her daughter's mind. She was assidous too, in conveying the accomplishments which she herself retained ; and...itself on poetry and fiction. They helped to people for ner that world of her owpf which the day-dreams of youth called up in her solitude. " At a very early...
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