Papers of David Skene: literary essays: Discourse which begins 'There is not perhaps a quality more essentiall to domestic happiness than reall good nature' and which ends: "having the man stoop to her who, she thinks, is superior to them' Discourse which begins 'There is not perhaps a quality more essentiall to domestic happiness than reall good nature' and which ends: 'having the man stoop to her who, she thinks, is superior to them', undated. 1750 - 1759