 | 1839 - 330 páginas
...affectionate disposition which always belongs to such a temperament. To harsh reproof, she was unmoveably haughty and inflexible, but to kind remonstrance,...sunshine was the reflection of a pure and happy spirit. THE MOTHER AND DAUGHTER " Mrs. Warrender was, as I soon found, seriously ill. Her cough was very severe,... | |
 | 1839 - 656 páginas
...affectionate disposition which always belongs to such a temperament. To harsh reproof, she was unmoveably haughty and inflexible, but to kind remonstrance,...remarkably happy temper; nothing seemed to fret her; lifo was perpetual summer to her, because her sunshine was the reflection ! of a pure and happy spirit.... | |
 | 1839 - 630 páginas
...intelligence and extreme personal beauty, sho soon became a general favorite. Every one in the ship ¡Í loved her, and it was pleasant to notice the softened...her a droll story, or sing her a nautical ballad. Sho had a remarkably happy temper ; nothing seemed to fret her ; life was perpetual summer to her,... | |
 | 1840 - 480 páginas
...lamb. Possessed of great intelligence and extreme personal beauty, she soon became a general favourite. Every one in the ship loved her, and it was pleasant...his knee, and tell her a droll story, or sing her an mtical ballad. She had a remarkably happy temper; nothing seemed to fret her ; life was perpetual... | |
 | Seba Smith, Lawrence Labree - 1844 - 498 páginas
...affectionate disposition which always belongs to such a temperament. To harsh reproof, she was unmoveably haughty and inflexible, but to kind remonstrance,...his knee and tell her a droll story or sing her a na ullcal ballad. She had a remarkably happy temper ; nothing seemed to fret her; life was perpetual... | |
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Ardent and impetuous in all her feelings, she htul the affectionate disposition which always belongs to such a temperament. To harsh reproof, she was unmoveably haughty and inflexible, but to kind remonstrance, she was as yielding and submissive as a... 