 | Children's periodicals - 1844 - 372 pages
...the most agreeable state of human life to Miss Hannah Paine, only daughter of the Hon. Timothy Paine, Esq. of this place — of whom it may not be told...she is one of the most deserving of her sex. ' So ahull each fuir ainl fund companion bleu U'lu-n Bcnsv uinl \irlue dwell in beauty's drew.' MUSLIN at... | |
 | Henry D. Paine - 1883 - 340 pages
...in the most agreable state of human life to Miss Hannah Paine, daughter of the Hon. Timothy Paine, Esq., of this place, — of whom it may not be told...one of the most deserving of her sex. So shall each fair and fond companion bless, where sense and virtue dwell in beauty's dress. {Massachusetts Spy,... | |
 | George Chandler - Massachusetts - 1883 - 1418 pages
...most agreeable state of human life, to Miss Hannah" Paine, daughter of the Honorable Timothy5 Paine, Esq., of this place — of whom it may not be told her acquaintance, but she is one of the most deserving of her sex : " So shall each fair and fond companion bless, When... | |
 | Worcester Historical Society, Worcester, Mass - Massachusetts - 1903 - 604 pages
...united in the most agreeable state of human life, to Miss Hannah Paine, daughter of Hon. Timothy Paine, Esq., of this place — of whom it may not be told her acquaintances, but she is one of the most deserving of her sex." I remember seeing this old lady once,... | |
 | American Antiquarian Society - United States - 1909 - 422 pages
...dollars might have been saved. 29. M r . Professor Shurtliff 1 of Dartmouth College called on me. 1 Parker went to Princeton on his own business— tarried all Night and all the next day. Esq., of this place,—of whom it may not be told her acquaintance, that she is one of the most deserving of her... | |
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Esq., of this place, — of whom it may not be told her acquaintance, that she is one of the most deserving of her sex. So shall each pair and fond companion bless. Where sense and virtue dwell in beauty's dress. 