Albrecht Thaer Quote

My mother, as much as I can remember from my early boyhood, and from what I heard of her after her death, was of a most lively temper, and possessed of a good and noble heart, but a little inclined to sensibility; her greatest pleasure was to see everyone happy about her. She loved me dearly and spoilt me. I adored her. Alas, I lost her when only a little boy, and never shall I efface from my memory the day of her death and funeral.

My Life and Confessions, for Philippine, 1786

My mother, as much as I can remember from my early boyhood, and from what I heard of her after her death, was of a most lively temper, and possessed...

My mother, as much as I can remember from my early boyhood, and from what I heard of her after her death, was of a most lively temper, and possessed...

My mother, as much as I can remember from my early boyhood, and from what I heard of her after her death, was of a most lively temper, and possessed...

My mother, as much as I can remember from my early boyhood, and from what I heard of her after her death, was of a most lively temper, and possessed...