Advice to a wife and mother in two parts

by Pye Henry Chavasse

[5]. Emerson.

[6]. Douglas Jerrold.

[7]. Shakspeare.

[8]. Chesterfield.

[9]. From a notice of this work in The Reader of 14th February 1863.

[10]. “The whole world around us, and the whole world within us, are ruled by law.”—The Duke of Argyle, Good Words, January, 1865.

[11]. The Family Friend, vol. i. London: Houlston & Stoneman.

[12]. “The indulgences and vices of prosperity are far more fatal than the privations entailed by any English form of distress.”—The Times, Feb. 3d, 1868.

[13]. From a notice of this work in The Reader of 14th February 1863.

[14]. Which may be procured of any respectable ironmonger.