...to the poor ; yea, she reached forth her hands to the needy." For these things " her children arose up, and called her blessed ; her husband also, and he praised her," Owing to her assiduous attention to my late father, during his protracted weakness, in addition to...

...the law of kindness. She looked well to the ways of her household, and ate not the bread of idleness. Her children rose up, and called her blessed ; her husband also, and he praised her. 45 But it is in a religious point of view, more especially, that the character of the deceased gathers...

...the law of kindness. She looked well to the ways of her household, and ate not the bread of idleness. Her children rose up, and called her blessed ; her husband also, and he praised her. 45 But it is in a religious point of view, more especially, that the character of the deceased gathers...

...the arm of the GOOD ALL-FATHER, and looking steadfastly to HIM for guidance and support. And, trul}', she had her reward. " Her children rose up and called...communicating with the mansion by a covered passage way It waa plainly furnished, but had a cosy, homelike appearance. Its four walls were lined with books, some...

...superiority, whilst those who rejoiced in good appreciated her real value ; her children had risen up and called her blessed, her husband also and he praised her. To him she seemed the height of perfection, he leant on her advice, he loved and admired her, he often...

...of the Societies with which she became connected. " The heart of her husband safely trusted in her:" "Her children rose up, and called her blessed ; her husband also, and he praised her." After giving birth to her ninth child, she was suddenly summoned to the "rest " which " remaineth to...

...and sold it, and looked well to the ways of her own household and ate not the bread of idleness, when her children rose up and called her blessed, her husband also, and he praised her." Then it was, that instead of ready-made boots and shoes, now so abundantly supplied by our wholesale...

...native beauty and dignity which finely harmonized with and enhanced her mental and moral qualities. ' Her children rose up and called her blessed ; her husband also, and he praised her.' But it is of their son James that I am especially to speak. You might observe that I said he was born...

...days of her life ; she looked well to the ways of her household, and ate not the bread of idleness; her children rose up and called her blessed; her husband also, and he praised her." CHAPTER VI. ANY months passed away, and, save that these days of my owner's wedded life were spent...

...to the needy. She looked well to the ways of her household, and did not eat the bread of idleness. Her children rose up and called her blessed ; her husband also, and he praised her.' Such was ' the lady ' in the old Scottish house. Her speech was the Doric of her native land, as broad...