wifehood

Though you do look a bit young for wifehood.

For seven years she had been absorbed in wifehood and motherhood.

She worked long and hard at wifehood, and then her husband left her.

The whole twelve hundred turned to a business more profitable than wifehood immediately they landed, but France could not help that.

This story explores themes of beleaguered wifehood as well as ethnic interactions.

"Emotional analysis of this love goddess of ours shows up strong drives for wifehood and motherhood.

Addams' construction of womanhood involved daughterhood, sexuality, wifehood, and motherhood.

The plant is regarded as a "women's deity" and a "symbol of ideal wifehood and motherhood".

It explores Langley's struggles with "the competing demands of motherhood, wifehood and the creative muse".

She understood now, and all the womanhood, all the wifehood, motherhood suppressed for a lifetime, awoke to the woman's need.

She is probably better suited to this particular formulation of public wifehood than the outspoken, muscular, and frankly powerful Michelle Obama.

Louisa was separated from them by the fulness of wifehood and motherhood, while Nancy looked back only over the narrow gap that empty years make.

Seemingly, the customs of these barbarians did not permit them to take the wife of another man, and wifehood was demonstrated by production of offspring.

In her unpublished autobiography, she writes: "I'm not eliminating homemaking, mothering, wifehood, only dirt grubbing.

Instead, from beginning to end, you have been false to him, false to his memory, false to your own wifehood and motherhood, false to yourself!

The Matron's Badge was donned by a woman the morning after her marriage, and was regarded as the badge of wifehood.

In that fleeting moment, in that brief caress, he had made her wholly his, as years of wifehood could never have made her Dean's.

To none had he given wifehood, by none had he sired other offspring-which was Fulk's great dissatisfaction and so far her own gain.

Young, healthy candidates for wifehood were also recruited, and the world, named Haven, was thus furnished with useful citizens and several social classes even prior to occupation.

Torn between the divergent urgencies of traditional wifehood and the seductions of Shakespeare, his mother suffered repeated breakdowns; there were three suicide attempts.

Stories by scholars, artists, missionaries, journalists, entrepreneurs and Peace Corps volunteers relate personal assimilation into Turkish friendship, neighborhood, wifehood, and motherhood.

In a society where wifehood and motherhood were still the main roles for women, an unmarried daughter in her twenties like Marian was in many ways a second-class citizen.

Nor did Anne wish it otherwise; the little room was sacred to youth and girlhood--to the past that was to close today before the chapter of wifehood opened.

He should have seen that Marie too had cabin fever, induced by changing too suddenly from carefree girlhood to the ills and irks of wifehood and motherhood.

Dot: "In Dorothy, we find the typical young mother of today, meeting the new and yet old problems of wifehood and motherhood with present-day intelligence and spirit.