... remarkable is the general spirit of kindness and affection which is shown towards them, and the entire absence of everything that is likely to give them bad habits, with the presence of whatever is calculated to inspire them with good ones ; the consequence... My Life: A Record of Events and Opinions - Page 101by Alfred Russel Wallace - 1905Full view - About this book
| 1822 - 824 lehte
...which is shewn towards them. In this they appear like one well-regulated family united together by ties of the closest affection. We heard no quarrels...strongly impressed are they with the conviction that their interest and duty are the same, and that to be happy themselves it U necessary to make those... | |
| 1822 - 858 lehte
...which is shewn towards them. In this they appear like one well-regulated family united together by ties of the closest affection. We heard no quarrels...strongly impressed are they with the conviction that their interest and duty are the same, and that to be happy themselves it is necessary to make those... | |
| 1826 - 384 lehte
...the presence of every thing that is likely to inspire them with good ones. The consequence is, that they appear like one well-regulated family, united...affection. We heard no quarrels from the youngest to the oldest; and so strongly impressed are they with the conviction that their interest and duty are the... | |
| Robert Owen - 1857 - 440 lehte
...with the presence of whatever is calculated to inspire them with good ones ; the consequence is, that they appear like one well-regulated family, united...strongly impressed are they with the conviction that their interest and duty are the same, and that to be happy themselves it is necessary to make those... | |
| Robert Owen - 1858 - 426 lehte
...and so strongly impressed are they with the conviction that their interest and duty are the same, and that to be happy themselves it is necessary to make...that they had no strife but in offices of kindness. With such dispositions, and with their young minds well stored with useful knowledge, it appeared to... | |
| Lloyd Jones - 1889 - 276 lehte
...good ones; the consequence is that they appear like one wellregulated family — united together by ties of the closest affection. We heard no quarrels,...strongly impressed are they with the conviction that their interest and duty are the same, and that to be happy themselves it is necessary to make those... | |
| Lloyd Jones - 1890 - 484 lehte
...good ones; the consequence is that they appear like one wellregulated family — united together by ties of the closest affection. We heard no quarrels,...strongly impressed are they with the conviction that their interest and duty are the same, and that to be happy themselves it is necessary to make those... | |
| Frank Podmore - 1906 - 420 lehte
...with the presence of whatever is calculated to inspire them with good ones ; the consequence is, that they appear like one well-regulated family, united...strongly impressed are they with the conviction that their interest and duty are the same, and that to be happy themselves it is necessary to make those... | |
| Frank Podmore - 1906 - 418 lehte
...with the presence of whatever is calculated to inspire them with good ones ; the consequence is, that they appear like one well-regulated family, united...strongly impressed are they with the conviction that their interest and duty are the same, and that to be happy themselves it is necessary to make those... | |
| James Arthur - 2003 - 196 lehte
...with the presence of whatever is calculated to inspire them with good ones; the consequence is, that they appear like one well-regulated family, united...strongly impressed are they with the conviction that their interest and duty are the same, and that to be happy themselves it is necessary to make those... | |
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