What Great Men Have Said About Women - Ten Cent Pocket Series No. 77 by Various
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mother; as that Spartan mother, saying while she gave her son his
shield, "With it, my son, or upon it!"--Complain not; the very Spartans did not complain.--_Past and Present_. VICTOR HUGO. All her face, all her person, breathed an ineffable love and kindness. She had always been predestined to gentleness, but Faith, Hope, and Charity, those three virtues that softly warm the soul, had gradually elevated that gentleness to sanctity. Nature had only made her a lamb, and religion had made her an angel.--_Les Misérables._ She was the very embodiment of joy as she went to and fro in the house; she brought with her a perpetual spring.--_Toilers of the Sea_. Her entire person was simplicity, ingenuousness, whiteness, candor, and radiance, and it might have been said of her that she was transparent. She produced a sensation of April and daybreak, and she had dew in her eyes. She was the condensation of the light of dawn in a woman's form.--_Les Misérables._ |
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