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... to comfort and assist your poor neighbours , and do your duty as a daughter ,
rather than lead you to fancy that you are ... posts of most persons in this world
are so fixed and determined , and their duties so decidedly indicated by
Providence ...
... to comfort and assist your poor neighbours , and do your duty as a daughter ,
rather than lead you to fancy that you are ... posts of most persons in this world
are so fixed and determined , and their duties so decidedly indicated by
Providence ...
Page 122
simple duties belonging to the station of any individual , as the most decided , the
most rare , the most valuable , and the most acceptable proof of the excellency of
piety , which can be possibly given by any faithful follower of Christ ; and I feel ...
simple duties belonging to the station of any individual , as the most decided , the
most rare , the most valuable , and the most acceptable proof of the excellency of
piety , which can be possibly given by any faithful follower of Christ ; and I feel ...
Page 124
When every domestic duty , however irksome , ( and there will be some irksome
duties in every situation , ) is duly and diligently performed , as in the sight of God
, and with a view to his glory , then every spare hour may be well devoted to ...
When every domestic duty , however irksome , ( and there will be some irksome
duties in every situation , ) is duly and diligently performed , as in the sight of God
, and with a view to his glory , then every spare hour may be well devoted to ...
Page 125
... that , after a few days , her duty was made plain to her , and she was enabled
to resolve , with God's help , to sacrifice every selfish thought , and to offer her
assistance to her mother in all those plain domestic duties which her education at
L ...
... that , after a few days , her duty was made plain to her , and she was enabled
to resolve , with God's help , to sacrifice every selfish thought , and to offer her
assistance to her mother in all those plain domestic duties which her education at
L ...
Page 126
... she proceeded to encounter other difficulties , extending her attention from
butter to cheese , and from the poultry to the lambs and calves ; and she
sanctified her culinary duties by preparing , with her mother's approbation , broths
and jellies ...
... she proceeded to encounter other difficulties , extending her attention from
butter to cheese , and from the poultry to the lambs and calves ; and she
sanctified her culinary duties by preparing , with her mother's approbation , broths
and jellies ...
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| Title | The Lady of the Manor, 3. köide The Lady of the Manor, Mary Martha Sherwood |
| Author | Mary Martha Sherwood |
| Edition | 4 |
| Publisher | Houlston and Stoneman, 1841 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 25 nov. 2014 |
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