What Great Men Have Said About Women - Ten Cent Pocket Series No. 77 by Various
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The Maiden grew Pious and pure, modest and yet so brave, Though young, so wise, though meek, so resolute. _Grace Darling._ In her face and mien The soul's pure brightness he beheld, Without a veil between. _The Russian Fugitive._ We her discretion have observed, Her just opinions, delicate reserve, Her patience, and humility of mind. Unspoiled by commendation.... _The Borderers._ O Lady, worthy of earth's proudest throne! Nor less, by excellence of nature, fit Beside an unambitious hearth to sit Domestic queen, where grandeur is unknown; What living man could fear The worst of Fortune's malice, wert thou near, Humbling that lily-stem, thy sceptre meek, |
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