Female Biography: Containing Notices of Distinguished Women in Different Ages and NationsLeary & Getz, 1854 - 501 σελίδες |
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... feelings intelligible to all nations , and common to all hearts . " The patriarchal language of four thousand years ago is precisely that to which we would now give utterance . We are ' strangers and sojourners ' here . We have need of ...
... feelings intelligible to all nations , and common to all hearts . " The patriarchal language of four thousand years ago is precisely that to which we would now give utterance . We are ' strangers and sojourners ' here . We have need of ...
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... feelings belonging to our own mortality , however sacred and natural , that we should contemplate the establishment of repositories of this sort . There are higher moral purposes , and more affecting considerations , which belong to the ...
... feelings belonging to our own mortality , however sacred and natural , that we should contemplate the establishment of repositories of this sort . There are higher moral purposes , and more affecting considerations , which belong to the ...
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... feelings had been so disciplined , that she was in a manner prepared for every event that might happen . Mrs. Burr and her children were inoculated at the same time with President Edwards , and had recovered when he died , but she had a ...
... feelings had been so disciplined , that she was in a manner prepared for every event that might happen . Mrs. Burr and her children were inoculated at the same time with President Edwards , and had recovered when he died , but she had a ...
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acquired admiration affection appeared attention beauty became born brother called celebrated character church course court daughter death delight devoted died distinguished duties early Elizabeth England English equal excellent father favor feelings female France French friends gave genius give grace hand happy head heart Henry honor hope human husband influence interest Italy kind king knowledge lady language learned leave less letters light lived look manners married Mary mind Miss mother nature never once passed period person pleasure possessed present produced published queen reason received religion respect returned seemed sister society soon soul spirit success suffered talents taste thing thought tion took virtues wife woman women writings wrote young youth