.MTQ3.MzQ1NDI: Difference between revisions
imported>Robert Roth (Created page with "between man & wife - whereby one party is beholden to the other for that mutual support & friendly cordiality - so necessary for the establishment of perminant prosperity and...") |
imported>Robert Roth No edit summary |
||
| (One intermediate revision by the same user not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
between man & wife - whereby one party is beholden to the other for that mutual support & friendly cordiality - so necessary for the establishment of perminant prosperity and induring advancement of moral [[ | between man & wife - whereby one party is beholden to the other for that mutual support & friendly cordiality - so necessary for the establishment of perminant prosperity and induring advancement of moral [[culur?]] which harmonises our discordant notuses to perfect [[unclear]] more fully in living in accordance to nature besides securing the greatest hapiness & substantial comforts. | ||
unulating to more worthy acts than pass away single like the flower of the Rocks that lifts its fair head unseen & strews its withered leavs on the blast. - I suppose Mary Ann has becom set & established in the line she is yet to persue & as for you I leave for conjecture - I am sorry that you do not enjoy good health = and only those that are afflicted can appreciate what health is (it is a poor mans fortune - a rich man's comfort) - I send my love to Aunt - hoping she will have strength to support. Her bereavement for it was but the summons of the Divine Grand Master - to call him from his work - as by his kind offices and good works while on earth | |||
Latest revision as of 20:30, 21 September 2020
between man & wife - whereby one party is beholden to the other for that mutual support & friendly cordiality - so necessary for the establishment of perminant prosperity and induring advancement of moral culur? which harmonises our discordant notuses to perfect unclear more fully in living in accordance to nature besides securing the greatest hapiness & substantial comforts. unulating to more worthy acts than pass away single like the flower of the Rocks that lifts its fair head unseen & strews its withered leavs on the blast. - I suppose Mary Ann has becom set & established in the line she is yet to persue & as for you I leave for conjecture - I am sorry that you do not enjoy good health = and only those that are afflicted can appreciate what health is (it is a poor mans fortune - a rich man's comfort) - I send my love to Aunt - hoping she will have strength to support. Her bereavement for it was but the summons of the Divine Grand Master - to call him from his work - as by his kind offices and good works while on earth