Coombs, F. (Frederick) · New York, Boston [etc.] Fowler and Wells · leaf 97
lly a little paradise and home of the affections. Howmuch do we not owe to her superior, soft, attractive graces, orhigher sentimental character, [see Admeasurements,] in promotingthe love of home, virtue and happiness ! Indeed, no man can besaid to possess a home, wiihout a woman to grace and… … A perfectly formed Femak ad, with superior temperament
Phrenology
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