 | John Murray - 1919 - 1012 頁
...her decision. It appears, above all, extraordinary how she had mental and bodily powers to go through the labours she imposed upon herself, and which, from...age of thirty to that of sixty, when she died, were unremitted. The hours gained from the affairs of the State were all given to acts of devotion and charity,... | |
 | 1924 - 1010 頁
...her decision. It appears, above all, extraordinary how she had mental and bodily powers to go through the labours she imposed upon herself, and which, from...age of thirty to that of sixty, when she died, were unremitted. The hours gained from the affairs of the State were all given to acts of devotion and charity,... | |
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... the labours she imposed upon herself, and which from the age of thirty to that of sixty, when she died, were unremitted. The hours gained from the affairs of the state were all given to acts of devotion and charity ; and a deep sense of religion appears... 
