...now that it was downright devilish, except for a placability which used to AOED 5.] JEALOUS TEMPER. annoy me sadly. My temper might have been early made...father's partner, one day came into the yard, took Eachel up in his arms, gave her some grapes off the vine, and carried her home, across the street,...

...the slightest indulgence shown to my natural affections, and any rational dealing with my faults. ... I had no self-respect, and an unbounded need of approbation...My capacity for jealousy was something frightful. . . . Nobody dreamed of all this, and the 'taking-down ' system was pursued with me as with the rest,...

...the slightest indulgence shown to my natural affections, and any rational dealing with my faults. ... I had no self-respect, and an unbounded need of approbation...My capacity for jealousy was something frightful. . . . Nobody dreamed of all this, and the ' taking-down' system was pursued with me as with the rest,...

...and contemptuous treatment of the elder children, who meant no harm, but injured me irreparably. I_ had no selfrespect, and an unbounded need of approbation and affection. My capacity lor jealousy was somethlrigTfightFuE When we were little more than infants, Mr. Thomas Watson, son...

...must own that my heart has beat, all my life long, at the dancing of prismatic colors on the wall. It is evident enough that my temper must have been...My capacity for jealousy was something frightful. . . I tried for a long course of years — I should think from about eight to fourteen — to pass...

...Martineau's mother was born and her maternal grandfather, Robert Rankin, a sugar refiner, still lived. but injured me irreparably. I had no self-respect,...home, across the street, to give her Gay's Fables, 1 bound in red and gold. I stood with a bursting heart, beating my hoop, and hating every body in the...