Juvenile incidents, or, The studies and amusements of a day (1820)
Edinburgh : Published by Oliver & Boyd ; London : sold by Law and Whittaker ; Dublin : Johnston and Deas ; Glasgow : W. Turnbull · leaf 90
JUVENILE INCIDENTS. 91 … THE PATERNAL BENEDICTION. THE day being finished, it was proper to return thanks to God. They knelt down, as in the morning, and offered up their prayers. Their countenances were respectful, they spoke slowly, and articulated every word with pro- priety. Their parents listened to them; after which,…
Family -- Religious life · Days · Amusements · Children -- Conduct of life
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