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ITO describe her body describes
her mind; one Is the transcript Of the
other. lIcr understanding u not
; shown IN the variety OF matters tex.
eris itself on, but in the goodness OF
: the choice sho makes. She does not
display il so much in saying OF doing
: striking things as in avoiding such as
she ought not TO say or do.
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J Of things not by reasoning, but saga.
city; most women, and many good
ones, have a closeness and something
$ selfish in their dispositions; she has n
true generosity Of temper; the most
extravagant cannot be more nnboun.
ded in their libcrality, the most covet-
Gus not moro cautious in the dlstribu.
, ton.
"No person Of so few years can
= know the world better; no person was
(; everless corrupted by thatknowledge.
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4 flow from natural disposition to OBJ
s Iiige, than from any rules on the sub
T. ect; and therefore never fails to
= strike those who understand good
IS breeding and those who do not.
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n eagerness into new friendships; which
y as they have no foundation in reason
J, |servc only 10 multiply and embittel
n disputes; it is long before she chooses
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b first hours Of romantic friendships arc
d not warmer than hersafter the lapse 0
d years.
7 "As she never disgraces her gooc
nature by severe reflections on an,
body, so she never degrades her judg
= ment by immoderate or i'll place.
~ praise; for every thing violent is con
- trary to her gentleness Of disposition
and the evennessof her virtue.
"She has n steady aud firm mind
~ which takes no more from the femal
!. character than the solidity Of marble
n does from its polish and lustre.
I'd "She has such virtue as makes u
=. value the truly great OF our own sex
n. she has all the winning graces tha
10 make us love even the faults we sc,
60 in the weak and beautiful Of hers"
- Edjfcation Of Married Men.~-Ve
n. you are married mar, Samivel, you
Ir undegstan.14 a good many things .
:. YOU don't understand; but vether it
&c &c worth while to goin' through SO niue
= ~ , to learn 50 little, as the charity be
y" said ven he got to the end of the Q
phabet, is matter Of taste.-i thlr
r. il isn't.-Pickwick paper.
al GooD.--A young lady was told by
an married lady that abe had better pr
wn cipitate herself of the Niagara ia
lu- in the basin beneath than marry.