 | Breton (M., Jean Baptiste Joseph) - 1813 - 386 pages
...a fire, of which those who are not near enough to see the flames, are sure to perceive the smoke. " Employment is the guardian of female innocence : do...work of her cares ; and it is her glory, either to attend a sick person, or to prepare a repast, " The pearls and precious stones, the silk and gold,... | |
 | 1813 - 558 pages
...a tire, of which those who are not near enough to see the flames, are sure to perceive the smoke. " Employment is the guardian of female innocence : do...work of her cares ; and it is her glory, either to attend a sick person, or to prepare a repast. " The pearls and precious stones, the silk and gold,... | |
 | Breton (M., Jean Baptiste Joseph) - 1813 - 216 pages
...a fire, of which those who are not near enough to see the flames, are sure to perceive the smoke. " Employment is the guardian of female innocence : do...work is repugnant to a modest and sensible woman. Tlie shuttle and the needle are only the occupation of her leisure; the neatness of her house is the... | |
 | 1813 - 562 pages
...a fire, of which those who are uot near enough to see the flames, are sure to perceive the smoke. " Employment is the guardian of female innocence : do...and the last undressed all the year round. "• No in-cloor household work is repugnant to a modest and sensible woman. The shuttle and the needle are... | |
 | 1814 - 378 pages
...is a fire, of which those who are not near enough to see the flames, are sure to perceive the smoke. Employment is the guardian of female innocence : do...sensible woman. The shuttle and the needle are only the inoccupation of her leisure c the neatness of her house is the •work of her cares ; and it is her... | |
 | 1817 - 206 pages
...them,' whilst men sink under such tame calamities, and degenerate into helpless and peevish ropiners. Employment is the guardian of female innocence : do...dressed and the last undressed all the year round. He, whose soul reposes on his firm trust in God, like the halcy-. on that builds on the waves, if storms... | |
 | John S. Skinner - 1829 - 436 pages
...a fire, of which those who are not near enough to see the flames, are sure to perceive the smoke." "Employment is the guardian of female innocence: do not allow women time to be idle; let them be the irst dressed and the last undressed the year round." SPORTING* OLIO. (Items from late English papers.)... | |
 | Lydia Maria Child - 1835 - 318 pages
...which he stands in full dress, ready to receive her. He eagerly opens the palanquin and examines Ijis bargain. If he is pleased, she enters his dwelling,...first dressed, and the last undressed, all the year found." " No in-door household work is repugnant to a modest and sensible woman. The shuttle and the... | |
 | Mary Ashton Livermore - 1897 - 746 pages
...guardian of female innocence," wrote one of the Chinese teachers; "do not allow women for a moment to be idle. Let them be the first dressed, and the...and sensible woman. The shuttle and the needle are to be the sole occupations of her leisure; the neatness of her house shall be her pride ; and it shall... | |
 | Mary Ashton Livermore - 1897 - 750 pages
...guardian of female innocence," wrote one of the Chinese teachers; "do not allow women for a moment to be idle. Let them be the first dressed, and the...and sensible woman. The shuttle and the needle are to be the sole occupations of her leisure; the neatness of her house shall be her pride ; and it shall... | |
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No in-door household work is repugnant to a modest and sensible woman. The shuttle and the needle are only the... 
