...of the merits of the present performance than the most laboured panegyric would produce. " Èvander and Theodosia were both the offspring of pious parents. Their union was a natural one: it had all the qualiti» that accompany an attachment founded not merely on similarity of religious »lews. It was...

...perusal of every one who wishes to form a just estimate of the duties belonging to the married state. " EVANDER and THEODOSIA were both the offspring of pious...union was a natural one : it had all the qualities that accompany an attachment founded not merely on similarity of religious views. It was such an affection...

...the members a/a religious family under afflictive events, exhibited in the death of Theodesia, — Conclusion . EVANDER and Theodosia were both the offspring...another object. But though their attachment was not produced by their religion, it was nourished by it. Whatever they saw in each other's person or temper...

...religions "pair, whose house afforded an exemplification of this happiness. EVANDER AND THEODOSIA. RVANDER and Theodosia were both the offspring of pious parents....could neither suppress nor direct to another object. Bui though their attachment was not produced by their religion, it was nourished by it. Whatever they...