 I think I have some idea of what a child's hymn ought to be; and when I commenced the task, it was with the presumptuous determination that nothing should fall short of the standard I had formed in my mind. In order to do this, my method was to shut my...  Jane Taylor: Her Life and Letters - Página 75por Helen Cross Knight - 1880 - 176 páginasVisualização integral - Acerca deste livro
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...was made, appears from the following extract: " I think, says my sister, in a letter of this date, I have some idea of what a child's hymn ought to be...was with the presumptuous determination that none of these should fall short of the standard I had formed in my mind. In order to this, my method was to... | |
 | Jane Taylor, Ann Taylor, Jefferys Taylor, Mrs. Jemima Taylor Herbert - 1867 - 874 páginas
...appeal to its reasoning faculties. My sister Jane, in a letter of this date, says : — " I think 1 have some idea of what a child's hymn ought to be...task, it was with the presumptuous determination that nothing should fall short of the standard I had formed in my mind. In order to do this, my method was... | |
 | 1868 - 518 páginas
...where we must acknowledge superiority.'—Vol. I. p. 341. Here is a passage for hymn writers. ' I think I have some idea of what a child's hymn ought to be;...task it was with the presumptuous determination that nothing should fall short of the standard I had formed in my mind. In order to do this, my method was... | |
 | 1868 - 850 páginas
...we must acknowledge superiority.' — Vol. I. p. 341. Here is a passage for bymn writers. 'I think I have some idea of what a child's hymn ought to be...task it was with the presumptuous determination that nothing should fall short of the standard I liad formed in my mind. In order to do this, my method... | |
 | 1868 - 512 páginas
...ought to be ; and when I commenced the task it was with the presumptuous determination that nothing should fall short of the standard I had formed in my mind. In order to do this, my method was to shut my eyes and imagine the presence of some pretty little mortal, and then... | |
 | Josiah Miller - 1869 - 660 páginas
...simplicity and suitability to children strike every reader. Of their production, she says : ' I think I have some idea of what a child's hymn ought to be...task, it was with the presumptuous determination that nothing should fall short of the standard I had formed iir my mind. In order to do this, my method... | |
 | Josiah Miller - 1869 - 656 páginas
...simplicity and suitability to children strike every reader. Of their production, she says : ' I think I have some idea of what a child's hymn ought to be...task, it was with the presumptuous determination that nothing should fall short of the standard I had formed in my mind. In order to do this, my method was... | |
 | Josiah Miller - 1869 - 660 páginas
...ought to be; and when I commenced the task, it was with the presumptuous determination that nothing should fall short of the standard I had formed in my mind. In order to do this, my method was to shut my eyes, and imagine the presence of some pretty little mortal, and... | |
 | Emma Raymond Pitman - 1892 - 390 páginas
...literature as classical poems for the little ones. Jane Taylor, writing to a friend, says: "I think I have some idea of what a child's hymn ought to be...the standard I had formed in my mind. In order to do this, my method was to shut my eyes 284 WRITERS OF CHILDREN'S HYMNS. and imagine the presence of... | |
 | Louis Charles Elson - 1910 - 338 páginas
...certainty. Jane Taylor gives this account of her own method of writing her children's hymns: "I think I have some idea of what a child's hymn ought to be...task, it was with the presumptuous determination that nothing should fall short of the standard I had formed in my mind. In order to do this, my method was... | |
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