Essays Addressed to Young Married WomenT. Cadell and J. Robson, 1782 - Počet stran: 124 |
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Elizabeth Griffith. By a proper attention to your husband , you will eafily discover the bent of his genius and inclina- tions . To that turn all your thoughts , and let your words and actions folely tend to that great point . The ...
Elizabeth Griffith. By a proper attention to your husband , you will eafily discover the bent of his genius and inclina- tions . To that turn all your thoughts , and let your words and actions folely tend to that great point . The ...
Strana 69
... , or your charities . I fhall only add , that those who engage at play on any other terms than what I have men- tioned , will foon discover that they F 3 have have exchanged their down for thorns ; and will , YOUNG MARRIED WOMEN . 69.
... , or your charities . I fhall only add , that those who engage at play on any other terms than what I have men- tioned , will foon discover that they F 3 have have exchanged their down for thorns ; and will , YOUNG MARRIED WOMEN . 69.
Strana 83
... discover the former ; the latter are eafily and willingly displayed ; for love without efteem is as a shower , foon spent . The head is the fpring of affections , but the heart is the refervoir . G 2 FOR FOR this reafon , it always ap ...
... discover the former ; the latter are eafily and willingly displayed ; for love without efteem is as a shower , foon spent . The head is the fpring of affections , but the heart is the refervoir . G 2 FOR FOR this reafon , it always ap ...
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