10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DAUGHTERLINESS»
Discover the use of
daughterliness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
daughterliness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Reality and Culture: Essays on the Philosophy of Bernard ...
1603–1606] 1986) for a traditional Renaissance notion of what is meant by such
terms as “filial piety,” “daughterliness,” and so on. We know of course, what these
terms mean, in the sense that we know how they fit into the practices that ...
2
Tragic Knots in Psychoanalysis: New Papers on Psychoanalysis
Shakespeare shows her to be standing up for her emancipation from the
confinement of daughterliness—daughterliness with what, for the analyst, is its
implied positive and negative oedipal grip on preparedness for sexual autonomy
and ...
And she smiled with a kind of tentative daughterliness through the traces of her
recent grief. She put her two hands on his shoulders and eyed him with arch
solemnity. " You shall never repent. I shall learn everything, I shall be everything !
Mary settled the sufferer in a darkened room, with eau de cologne at hand and an
injunction to sleep. Her manner with Lady Eugenia had a delightful air of
daughterliness which made many observant people suppose that sooner or later
Miss ...
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Mercantile Speller: Containing the Correct Ways of Spelling ...
Daub p daubed daubing dauber dauby Daughter daughterliness daughterly
Dauk, or Dawk Daunt daunted daunting daunter dauntless dauntlessly
dauntlessness Davenport Davit Daw dawed dawing Dawdle dawdled dawdling
dawdler ...
6
Feminism: Its Fallacies and Follies
We wish to utilise a large fund of unused motherliness on the part of capable
women, and, on the other hand, a fund of wasted daughterliness of good young
girls, now lost in the grind of business. These girls and these women should be ...
John Martin, Prestonia Mann Martin, 1916
comical air of daughterliness with a smile of paternal approval. And, before she
had time to ask at what stage of the mysterious night the gipsies had stolen half a
breakfast and a whole trumpet, I began to untie strings and to rattle knives and ...
... passion of daughterliness. lt was as if some subterranean spring had opened
in her soul and eternal love were flowing in. She reached out for his poor old
hand, incredibly horny. and distorted, and drew it to her lips with such a kiss as
she ...
9
The North American Review
He glowed with the thought of what motherliness and daughterliness there would
be between those dearest women, and how he would protect and cherish them
both in their common reliance upon him. He wished Falk was there. He would ...
Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, Henry Cabot Lodge, 1904
10
Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
DAughterliness, ». Estado de hija. DXuohterly, a. Semejante á hija, obediente.
DAvit, ». (Nav.) Pescante de ancla, madero con un garfio y motón para levantar
el ancla.. To DAunt, va. Acobardar desanimar, espantar. DAuntless, o. Intrépido.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1842
