...courage and of great talent, more of a masculine than of a feminine nature, proud and high-minded. She is capable of selling every thing, even to her...is that the future good or bad conduct of a child depends entirely upon the mother.] She is very rich. Most cf my family considered that I might die,...

...courage and of great talent, more of a masculine than a feminine nature, proud and high minded. Míe is capable of selling every thing even to her chemise...age I principally owe my subsequent elevation. My opinioa is, that the future Rood or bad conduct of a child depends entirely upon the mother. She is...

...besides a palace, and giving her many presents. To the manner in which she formed me at an early age 1 principally owe my subsequent elevation. My opinion...is, that the future good or bad conduct of a child depends entirely upon the mother. She is very rich. Most of my family considered that I might die,...

...volatile nature would allow. " To the manner in which my mother formed me at an early age," said Napoleon, "I principally owe my subsequent elevation. My opinion...conduct of a child entirely depends upon the mother." There is this remarkable in the strong affections of the mother, in the formation of the literary character,...

...nature would allow. " To the manner in which my mother formed me at an early age/' said Napoleon, "1 principally owe my subsequent elevation. My opinion...conduct of a child entirely depends upon the mother." There is this remarkable in the strong affections of the mother in the formation of the literary character,...

...mother formed me at an early age," said Napoleon, " I principally owe mysubsequent elevation. Myopinion is, that the future good or bad conduct of a child entirely depends upon the mother." There is this remarkable in the strong affections of the mother in the formation of the literary character,...

...formed me at an early age," said Napoleon, " I principallyowe my subsequent elevation. Myopinionis, that the future good or bad conduct of a child entirely depends upon the mother." There is this remarkable in the strong affections of the mother in the formation of the literary character,...

...and high-minded. She is capable of selling every thing for me. I allowed her a million a year, beside a palace, and giving her many presents. To the manner...or bad conduct of a child entirely depends upon the mother."—O' Meara's Life of Napokon. NOTICES OP BOOKS. LABOR SAVINB GRAMMAR.—Mr Greenleaf, author...

...finally attained. He was so deeply impressed with the sense of these obligations that he often said, " My opinion is that the future good or bad conduct of a child, depends entirely upon its mother." One of his first acts, on attaining power, was to surround his mother...

...finally attained. He was so deeply impressed with the sense of these obligations that he often said, "My opinion is that the future good or bad conduct of a child, depends entirely upon it» mother." One of his first acts, on attaining power, was to surround his...