The Mother's Book

affections ALEXANDER SELKIRK amusement animal attention avoid beautiful believe better blessed character child connex connexion daughter Divine Providence domestic dress duties employment encouraged everything evil excite extremely father fear feelings give habits of observation happy hear heart HISTORY OF SCOTLAND Human policy idea important impression indulge infant influence injurious innocent Jane Taylor kind kitten knowledge lessons little girl live single manner marriage married means mind Miss Edgeworth mother motive native politeness nature naughty never nursery maid once pain parents peculiarly playthings pleasant pleasure politeness possible principles produce punish reason religious Sabbath selfish Sir Walter Scott Sir William Jones soon speak spect spirit stories strong sure talk taste taught teach tell things thought tion told trifling truth vanity wish woman writing table wrong young lady youth