| Francesco Saverio Clavigero - Indians of Mexico - 1807 - 578 pages
...negligent, but diligent in every thing. Be orderly, and take pains " to manage the economy of thy house. Give water to thy husband " for his hands, and make...looks " upon them, nor casting thy eyes thoughtlessly, first to one side, " and then to another, that thy reputation may not be sullied; but " give a courteous... | |
| Barbara Anne Simon, Barbara Allan Simon - History - 1836 - 420 pages
...the Gods are ready to grant us. " Be orderly and take pains to manage the economy of thy household. Give water to thy husband for his hands, and make bread for thy family. Wherever thou goest, go with modest composure; without hurrying thy steps, or laughing with those whom thou mayst meet, or casting... | |
| Frederick Albion Ober - Mexico - 1895 - 574 pages
...negligent, but diligent in everything. Be orderly, and take pains to manage the economy of thy house. Wherever thou goest, go with modesty and composure,...thy steps, or laughing with those whom thou meetest, nor casting thy eyes thoughtlessly first to one side and then to the other. Employ thyself diligently... | |
| Child development - 1897 - 440 pages
...negligent, but diligent in everything. Be orderly and take pains to manage the economy or thy house. Give water to thy husband for his hands, and make...looks upon them nor casting thy eyes thoughtlessly, first to one side and then to another, that thy reputation may not be sullied; but give a courteous... | |
| Earl Barnes - Child development - 1897 - 416 pages
...make bread for thy family. Whetever thou goest, go with modesty and composure, without hurrying Ihy steps, or laughing with those whom thou meetest, neither...looks upon them nor casting thy eyes thoughtlessly, first to one side and then to another, that thy reputation may not be sullied; but give a courteous... | |
| Earl Barnes - Child development - 1897 - 436 pages
...negligent, but diligent in everything. Be orderly and take pains to manage the economy of thy house. Give water to thy husband for his hands, and make bread for thy family. Whetever thou goest, go with modesty and composure, without hurrying thy steps, or laughing with those... | |
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