Home Life: What it Is, and what it NeedsW. V. Spencer, 1864 - 180 oldal |
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40. oldal
... indolence and mental and moral exposure of a hotel or boarding - house , to the cares , but the securities , of housekeeping ? Have you not heard daughters say , " Well , I never mean to work as mother does , " and do you not know that ...
... indolence and mental and moral exposure of a hotel or boarding - house , to the cares , but the securities , of housekeeping ? Have you not heard daughters say , " Well , I never mean to work as mother does , " and do you not know that ...
96. oldal
... indolence or indulgence . It must not be left to chance for its improvement , or squandered in a cigar , a newspaper , or the mending of old clothes . It must not be a fret and a worry till the children are in bed , and then a fret and ...
... indolence or indulgence . It must not be left to chance for its improvement , or squandered in a cigar , a newspaper , or the mending of old clothes . It must not be a fret and a worry till the children are in bed , and then a fret and ...
130. oldal
... simply the plea of our indolence . It is the sluggard's plea . You do not take special interest in Sunday . You have got nothing to do . Sunday is a day of rest , and - ― — so you turn again to slumber . Is 130 HOME LIFE .
... simply the plea of our indolence . It is the sluggard's plea . You do not take special interest in Sunday . You have got nothing to do . Sunday is a day of rest , and - ― — so you turn again to slumber . Is 130 HOME LIFE .
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