The Ten Pleasures of Marriage 8 2
The Ten Pleasures of Marriage 8 2
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And then again, to put the Child out to Nurse, hathalso several considerations; first it estrangeth much from you, andwho knows how ill they may keep it. Therefore it is best to keep it athome, and indeavour the bringing of it up with the Spoon, feeding itoften with some pure and cordial diets fit for the appetite, and nowand then giving it the sucking bottle.
But what remedy now? this is all to no purpose: For though theGrandmother, Nurse, and Ant do what they can, yet all their labour'slost. ...And the Child is so froward and peevish, that the Nurse is readyto run away from it; nay, though she dandle and play with it alwaiestill past midnight, it is but washing the Black-a-more; in so muchthat a Wet-Nurse must be sought for, or away goes the Child to_Limbo_. For this again is required good advice, and the chusing of agood one hath its consideration: But the tender heartedness and kindlove that the Mother hath for her Child can no way suffer this, shewill rather suck it her self though the pain be never so great.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And then again, to put the Child out to Nurse, hathalso several considerations; first it estrangeth much from you, andwho knows how ill they may keep it. Therefore it is best to keep it athome, and indeavour the bringing of it up with the Spoon, feeding itoften with some pure and cordial diets fit for the appetite, and nowand then giving it the sucking bottle.
But what remedy now? this is all to no purpose: For though theGrandmother, Nurse, and Ant do what they can, yet all their labour'slost. ...And the Child is so froward and peevish, that the Nurse is readyto run away from it; nay, though she dandle and play with it alwaiestill past midnight, it is but washing the Black-a-more; in so muchthat a Wet-Nurse must be sought for, or away goes the Child to_Limbo_. For this again is required good advice, and the chusing of agood one hath its consideration: But the tender heartedness and kindlove that the Mother hath for her Child can no way suffer this, shewill rather suck it her self though the pain be never so great.
What to read after The Ten Pleasures of Marriage 8 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marsh A. to read onlineMoreLess
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