Woman's Mission

accomplishments action admiration affection Aimé Martin Angel light beauty beneficial benevolence blessing cation cause CHAPTER child Christian conscience conventual cultivation daugh degraded destiny dignity divine domestic ence enlightened error evil exercise existence fact faith feel female education fluence folly future duties glory happiness heart highest hope holy honour human importance indifference influ influence of women instinct intel intellectual lofty Lord's Supper Louis XIV man's mankind Mary's Hall maternal influence maternal love means mind moral influence moral principle Napoleon nature ness never noble object operation parental responsibilities parents passions peculiar perfection personal character physical ples political prejudice produce prove qualities racter regeneration religion religious responsibilities sacrifice self-renunciation selfish sentiment simplicity society sont de leurs soul sphere spirit temper things tion true truth uncon unselfish vanity vate virtue wisdom woman word worldly young young and innocent youth