Kirjan sisältä
Tulokset 1 - 3 kokonaismäärästä 14
Sivu 5
rather suffer the reproach of being dull company , than have the title of witty , with
that of bold and wanton . In her carriage she is sober , and thinks her youth
expresseth life enough , without the giddy motion fashion of late hath taken up .
rather suffer the reproach of being dull company , than have the title of witty , with
that of bold and wanton . In her carriage she is sober , and thinks her youth
expresseth life enough , without the giddy motion fashion of late hath taken up .
Sivu 90
... time ; the family in the mean time may get into habits , which are very difficult to
alter ; and what is worse , the husband's opinion of his wife's incapacity may be
fixed too strongly , to suffer him ever to think justly of her gradual improvements .
... time ; the family in the mean time may get into habits , which are very difficult to
alter ; and what is worse , the husband's opinion of his wife's incapacity may be
fixed too strongly , to suffer him ever to think justly of her gradual improvements .
Sivu 91
No morti . fications which you can suffer from retrenching in your appearance ,
can be comparable to this unhappiness . If you would enjoy the real comforts of
affluence , you should lay your plan considerably within your income : not for the
...
No morti . fications which you can suffer from retrenching in your appearance ,
can be comparable to this unhappiness . If you would enjoy the real comforts of
affluence , you should lay your plan considerably within your income : not for the
...
Mitä ihmiset sanovat - Kirjoita arvostelu
Yhtään arvostelua ei löytynyt.
Muita painoksia - Näytä kaikki
Yleiset termit ja lausekkeet
actions affections appear beauty better body called character comes common consider conversation danger death desire doth duty enemy equally evil face fair father fear follow folly fool fortune give greatest half hand happiness hath head hear heart honour hope human keep kind king knowledge labour laws learning least leave less liberty live look man's manner master means mind mother nature necessary never object observed once pain pass passions peace perhaps persons play pleasing pleasure poor present Providence reason rich sense serve speak spirit suffer tell thee thing thou thought tion true truth turn vice virtue whole wife wisdom wise women worth writing young youth