 | 1797 - 752 pages
...health, of joy and affliction. " Secondly, In forming and improving the general manners, difpofitions, md conduct of the other fex, by fociety and example. " Thirdly, In modelling the human miiul during the early ftages of its growth, and fixing, while it is yet ductile, its growing principles... | |
 | Neil J. Smelser - 2005 - 464 pages
...the other sex, by society and example. Thirdly, in modelling the human mind during the early stages of its growth, and fixing, while it is yet ductile,...its growing principles of action ; children of each sex being, in general under maternal tuition during their childhood, and girls until they become women.2... | |
 | Jane Austen - 2001 - 532 pages
...the other sex, by society and example. Thirdly, In modelling the human mind during the early stages of its growth, and fixing, while it is yet ductile,...its growing principles of action; children of each sex being, in general, under maternal tuition during their childhood, and girls until they become women.... | |
 | Dagmar Hecher - 2007 - 141 pages
...the other sex, by society and example. Thirdly, In modelling the human mind during the early stages of its growth, and fixing, while it is yet ductile,...its growing principles of action; children of each sex being, in general, under maternal tuition during their childhood, and girls until they become women.... | |
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... in the intercourse of domestic life, under every vicissitude of sickness and health, of joy and affliction. Secondly, In forming and improving the general manners, dispositions, and conduct of the other sex, by society and example. Thirdly, In modelling... 