Of woman born motherhood as experience and institution1976 |
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... look at the paintings there , and while he was away a close friend and colleague died of a wound in his finger acquired during a post - mortem dissection . Semmelweis returned to the news of this fresh death . By his own account ...
... look at the paintings there , and while he was away a close friend and colleague died of a wound in his finger acquired during a post - mortem dissection . Semmelweis returned to the news of this fresh death . By his own account ...
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... look on her face that no one who has ever attended a delivery will forget . It is a look of shock and disbe- lief , a statement all its own that woman is never so completely and totally alone than at this moment . A beseechingly , plead ...
... look on her face that no one who has ever attended a delivery will forget . It is a look of shock and disbe- lief , a statement all its own that woman is never so completely and totally alone than at this moment . A beseechingly , plead ...
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... look at my babies and realize I could never do those things . . . I love my children too much . Then I am able to be tender and gentle with them once again . But I really have , in anger ( not rage : that makes me turn in- ward or ...
... look at my babies and realize I could never do those things . . . I love my children too much . Then I am able to be tender and gentle with them once again . But I really have , in anger ( not rage : that makes me turn in- ward or ...
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Anger and Tenderness | 1 |
The Sacred Calling | 19 |
The Kingdom of the Fathers | 32 |
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