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" It is in a law .respecting the duties of the governesses of the king's daughters : — " They are to endeavour, as much as may be, that the king's daughters be moderate and seemly in eating and drinking, and also in their carriage and dress, and of good... "
The New England Farmer - Page 301
1852
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History of Spanish Literature, Volume 1

George Ticknor - Spanish literature - 1849 - 606 pages
...to endeavour, as much as may be, that the king's daughters be moderate and seemly in eating and in drinking, and also in their carriage and dress, and...women to do ill. And they ought to teach them to be handy in performing those works that belong to noble ladies ; for this is a matter that becometh them...
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History of Spanish Literature, Volume 1

George Ticknor - Spanish literature - 1849 - 566 pages
...wickedness that licth in it, it is M Portida II. Tit. I. Ley 10, ed. s* Partida II. Tit. VII. Ley 10, and the thing in the world that most easily leadeth women to do ill. And they ought to teach them to be handy in performing those works that belong to noble ladies ; for this is a matter that becometh them...
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Adversaria, ana

Adversaria - 1873 - 218 pages
...the king's daughters : — " They are to endeavour, as much as may be, that the king's daughters be moderate and seemly in eating and drinking, and also...women to do ill. And they ought to teach them to be handy in performing those works that belong to noble ladies ; for this is a matter that becometh them...
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Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country, Volume 12; Volume 92

James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch - Authors - 1875 - 836 pages
...should train their charges." ' They are to endeavour, as much as may be, that the king's daughters be moderate, and seemly in eating and drinking, and also...things, and especially that they be not given to anger,' &c. The following law shows us the undaunted resolve of Alfonso to deal fairly and tolerantly with...
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Fraser's Magazine, Volume 12

1875 - 1070 pages
...should train their charges.' ' They are to endeavour, as much as may be, that the king's daughters be moderate, and seemly in eating and drinking, and also...good manners in all things, and especially that they bo not given to anger,' &c. The following law shows us the undaunted resolve of Alfonso to deal fairly...
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American Journal of Education and College Review, Volume 27

Education - 1877 - 972 pages
...are to endeavor, as much as mny be, that the King's daughters be moderate and seemly in eating and in drinking, and also in their carriage and dress, and...women to do ill. And they ought to teach them to be handy in performing those works that belong to noble ladies; for this is a matter that becometh them...
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The American Journal of Education, Volume 27

Henry Barnard - Education - 1877 - 982 pages
...are to endeavor, as much as may be, that the King's daughters be moderate and seemly in eating and in drinking, and also in their carriage and dress, and...women to do ill. And they ought to teach them to be handy in performing those works that belong to noble ladies ; for this is a matter that becometh them...
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WITH A PESSIMIST IN SPAIN

MARY F. NIXON - 1897 - 566 pages
...moderate in eating and drinking, in their carriage and dress, and have good manners in all things, especially that they be not given to anger, for besides the wickedness that lieth in it, that is the thing in all the world which most easily leadeth a woman to do ill. They must be handy...
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The universal anthology, a collection of the best literature, with ..., Volume 9

Richard Garnett - 1899 - 432 pages
...are to endeavor, as much as may be, that the king's daughters be moderate and seemly in eating and in drinking, and also in their carriage and dress, and...women to do ill. And they ought to teach them to be handy in performing those Avorks that belong to noble ladies; for this is a matter that becometh them...
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With a Pessimist in Spain

Mary F. Nixon-Roulet - Spain - 1899 - 394 pages
...moderate in eating and drinking, in their carriage and dress, and have good manners in all things, especially that they be not given to anger, for besides the wickedness that lieth in it, that is the thing in all the world which most easily ,leadeth a woman to do ill. They must be handy...
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