Never— never put faith in woman who, having knelt at God's altar, would go free of her bond, or abate her duty to the head and heart of her existence. I tell you, Mary — Mary dearest, believe me—this new seeking of womanly independence among married... Can wrong be right? - Page 113by Anna Maria Hall - 1862Full view - About this book
| Samuel Carter Hall - 1883 - 648 pages
...free of her bond, or abate her duty to the head and heart of her existence. I tell you, Mary—Mary dearest, believe me—this new seeking of womanly...bond. Let her beware of signing it. If she find she can not bend, let her not enter into the covenant ; but having entered, no human law can unbind—no... | |
| William Henry Goss - 1889 - 668 pages
...duty to the head and heart of her existence. I tell you Mary — Mary dearest, believe me — this new seeking of womanly independence among married...women is an outrage against God and nature ; ... it is what no Christian woman can dare to countenance. She can never remove the seal from the bond. Let her... | |
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