He sponsored a child of Hans Jacob Spiess, a hatmaker, in November 1590 and in the fall of 1592 sponsored a child of Georg Deck, "Kornmeister." (42) He and his wife had obviously become quite fond of Spiess and his wife, Anna, because Barbara, "Paulus Messerschmidt's
hausfrau," sponsored another child of this couple in May 1592.
While Rumney's Jewish philosopher is the comic relief and mischievous star delight of Giles Croft's production - which comes complete with incredible Antiques Roadshow style set from Dawn Allsop - Claxton's repressed
hausfrau is the engine of avarice.
(7) Gunilla-Frederike Budde, "Des Haushalts, schonster Schmuck: Die
Hausfrau als Konsumexpertin des deutschen und englischen Burgertums im 19.
Der Verfasser dieses Artikel teilte sich eine Pizza aux 5 Legumes mit einer
Hausfrau und einem Universitatsstudenten.
For example, Alois as a characterization is petty-minded, lecherous, and cruel; and Mara (Hitler's mother) is a God-fearing, sexually repressed
hausfrau. Dieter might be a smart devil, but he's a blinkered novelist.
(By coincidence, the same fate befell Mozart's Constanza; anyone who has a mental picture of Wolfgang and Constanza as lovers forever young should brace themselves for an image of an elderly
Hausfrau with a likeness to a Queen Victoria distinctly unamused.) Yet The 'Iron Duke' became an almost universally revered public figure, especially in his years when he was no longer seen as a Tory politician.
Would that all the stuff you buy were that simply and clearly ID'd by the list-making
hausfrau for the hapless husband who occasionally brings it home.
"We run fun, intensive workshops for women who want a little glamour in their lives, who are fed up being a wallflower or
hausfrau or who seriously want to be a performer.
The 31-year-old is playing Susan, a blowsy
hausfrau with two teenage kids in Cornwall-set, night-time soap Echo Beach.
Today's generation might see Alice as an aging
Hausfrau, a woman who has hardly seen the outside world, refuses to wear pants, and won't let her hair down in public.
The comparison is broadened to include an entire class of women during a discussion between Faustina and her sister, who revels in her role as
Hausfrau. They resort to the slavery metaphor in referring to the power that moneyed men wield over women in marriage.
