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Fathers may be wiser now than they were then , but they rarely make themselves so thoroughly agreeable to their children . ... Vain she probably was , and her father's boastfulness perhaps made her vainer ; but her vanity took an ...
Fathers may be wiser now than they were then , but they rarely make themselves so thoroughly agreeable to their children . ... Vain she probably was , and her father's boastfulness perhaps made her vainer ; but her vanity took an ...
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side of her father . ... world know that the father's control is gone , for disinterested filial affection is an unfrequent though doubtless possible virtue ; but so long as property is in suspense , all expectants will be attentive to ...
side of her father . ... world know that the father's control is gone , for disinterested filial affection is an unfrequent though doubtless possible virtue ; but so long as property is in suspense , all expectants will be attentive to ...
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He wrote to Hawick , ' I would rather be the most menial servant in my father's mill than be a teacher ; ' and he was permitted to return home at once . Many years later he often narrated that , after leaving Earlscome , he had much ...
He wrote to Hawick , ' I would rather be the most menial servant in my father's mill than be a teacher ; ' and he was permitted to return home at once . Many years later he often narrated that , after leaving Earlscome , he had much ...
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