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NOTICES OF BOOKS. 127
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* XIX.—NOTICES OF BOOKS. ^»
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Woman Lectures 's Ri delivered ght to La...
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The Mental And Personal Qualifications O...
A proper knowledge of accounts and arithmetic , "but no sort of skill _infractiotis .
. ; A more than a tolerable good voice , and a little ear for music ; and a capabilitof sining a canzonet or a song ( in company ) but
no etc . peculiar and y intimat g acquaintance with minims , , crochets , quavers , ,
_ISTo enthusiasm for the guitar . Ready at her needlebut more devoted to plain work than to fine
, No enemy to knitting . Not always in the parlor , but sometimes in the
kitchen-More skilled in the theoretic , than in the practical part of cookery . To tea and coffee no objection .
Fonder of country dances than minuets . An acquaintance with domestic news , but no acquaintance with
foreign . Not entirely fond of quadrillebut a little given to whist .
In conversation , a little of the , lisp , but not of the stammer . Decently but not affectedly silent .
_SOITJS ET _SirMPTTJS ,
Worcester , January 12 > th , 1761 .
Notices Of Books. 127
NOTICES OF BOOKS . 127
* Xix.—Notices Of Books. ^»
* XIX . —NOTICES OF BOOKS . _^»
Woman Lectures 'S Ri Delivered Ght To La...
Woman Lectures ' s Ri delivered ght to Lahor in Boston ; or . Low November Wages and 1859 Sard . BCaroline Work , In H . Thre Dall e .
Boston : , Walker , Wise , & Co . , Sold by " _WTiitfield , y Strand , London . This little bookfrom the en of an American ladypossesses a
touching interest , its readers p , in being one of the last , tributes of respect and affection ever offered to one who has passed away . It
is dedicated , by one who never saw her , to " Anna Jameson , in grateful commemoration of her Letter to Lord John Russell ; " and
thoug of gratitude h long did delayed not arrive in their too passage late . across the Atlantic , the words
In her preface to the lectures , Mrs . Dall says , " Shortly after these essays were written , —in June 1859 , —I received from London Mrs .
from James expressing on's ' Letter here to the Lord deep John emotion Russell with ; ' * which and I I cannot read what refrain she
had silver written hairs to of him her upon sixty the years same like subj a crown ect . , Well if onl may y throug she wear h their the
sanction she may speak such noble words . But' Earnest purposes do age us fast ;'
bear and many witness a true with -hearte her . " d woman , far younger in years , would gladly
* Letter to Lord John Russell . By Mrs . Jameson . Longman and Co .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), April 1, 1860, page 127, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01041860/page/55/
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