Famous Types of WomanhoodCrowell, 1892 - 350 Seiten |
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... Miss Dix will show to future generations what a retiring , devoted woman can do for humanity . The power of true womanhood , in all civilized lands , is increasing year by year , and with increase of power comes increase of ...
... Miss Dix will show to future generations what a retiring , devoted woman can do for humanity . The power of true womanhood , in all civilized lands , is increasing year by year , and with increase of power comes increase of ...
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... Miss Berry , the beloved of Horace her first poems . Walpole , came often to the Abbaye . Chateaubriand had been appointed minister to Berlin , from which place he wrote Madame Récamier that he had been " overwhelmed with kindness and ...
... Miss Berry , the beloved of Horace her first poems . Walpole , came often to the Abbaye . Chateaubriand had been appointed minister to Berlin , from which place he wrote Madame Récamier that he had been " overwhelmed with kindness and ...
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... Miss Annesley appears , she was far from being as beauti- ful as Mrs. Wesley . " " The Marquis of Normandy heard of the poverty of the young minister , and obtained for him the position of rec- tor at South Ormsby , where the salary was ...
... Miss Annesley appears , she was far from being as beauti- ful as Mrs. Wesley . " " The Marquis of Normandy heard of the poverty of the young minister , and obtained for him the position of rec- tor at South Ormsby , where the salary was ...
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... Miss Sturch of London , in remembrance of a dial in the garden of her maternal grandfather , which she loved when a child . The house was cheery and homelike . On the right of the hall was the drawing - room , full of sunlight through ...
... Miss Sturch of London , in remembrance of a dial in the garden of her maternal grandfather , which she loved when a child . The house was cheery and homelike . On the right of the hall was the drawing - room , full of sunlight through ...
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... Miss Mar- tineau , it was hung in a conspicuous place . " It always melts my heart to look at it , " she said ; " and think of that great deed that proved two races worthy of each other , and helped to save your land for both ! ” Col ...
... Miss Mar- tineau , it was hung in a conspicuous place . " It always melts my heart to look at it , " she said ; " and think of that great deed that proved two races worthy of each other , and helped to save your land for both ! ” Col ...
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Abou Simbel afterwards America asked beautiful Berlin Boardman born brother buried Burmese Burmese language called Charlottenburg Chateaubriand child Christian church concerts dear death Der Freischütz devoted died Duke early Emily Emperor England Epworth eyes father feel France Frederick William II French gave girl hand happy Harriet Harriet Martineau heart honor hundred husband Jenny Lind John Wesley Judson king labor later letter live London Lord Louise Madame de Staël Madame Récamier marriage married Maulmain Miss Dix Miss Edwards Miss Martineau missionary months mother N. P. Willis Napoleon never night noble once poor pounds preached Prince Prussia queen Rameses Rameses II returned royal sang says sent sing sister soon soul Susanna Wesley tears thought thousand tion told twenty visited voice Wesley's wife woman words writes wrote young
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Seite 130 - I felt my heart strangely warmed. I felt I did trust in Christ, Christ alone, for salvation; and an assurance was given me, that He had taken away my sins, even mine, and saved me from the law of sin and death.
Seite 144 - Unless God has raised you up for this very thing, you will be worn out by the opposition of men and devils ; but if God be for you who can be against you.
Seite 41 - Gad, I am in a great strait : let us fall now into the hand of the LORD; for his mercies are great: and let me not fall into the hand of man.
Seite 120 - If you do, after all, think fit to dissolve this assembly, do not tell me that you desire me to do it, for that will not satisfy my conscience : but send me your positive command, in such full and express terms, as may absolve me from guilt and punishment for neglecting this opportunity of doing good, when you and I shall appear before the great and awful tribunal of our LORD JESUS CHRIST.
Seite 171 - I had supposed that my presence here would be understood as showing my sympathy with you. But as I am requested to speak, I will say what I have said through the whole South, in every family where I have been; that I consider Slavery as inconsistent with the law of God, and as incompatible with the course of his Providence. I should certainly say no less at the North than at the South concerning this utter abomination — and I now declare that in your principles I fully agree.
Seite 282 - Humble, quiet, persevering men ; men of sound, sterling talents, of decent accomplishments, and some natural aptitude to acquire a language ; men of an amiable, yielding temper, willing to take the lowest place, to be the least of all, and the servants of all ; men who enjoy much closet religion — who live near to God, and are willing to suffer all things for Christ's sake, without being proud of it ; — these are the men we need.
Seite 286 - Prome, when these severe measures were taken with the prisoners. I went immediately to the governor's house. He was not at home, but had ordered his wife to tell me, when I came, not to ask to have the additional fetters taken off, or the prisoners released, for it could not be done.
Seite 126 - For upwards of eighty-six years I have kept my accounts exactly : I will not attempt it any longer, being satisfied with the continual conviction, that I save all- I can, and give all I can ; that is, all I have.
Seite 118 - I do intend to be more particularly careful of the soul of this child, that thou hast so mercifully provided for, than ever I have been ; that I may do my endeavour to instil into his mind the principles of thy true religion, and virtue.
Seite 119 - As to its looking particular, I grant it does ; and so does almost every thing that is serious, or that may any way advance the glory of God, or the salvation of souls...