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    Atjr t ^ ion ^ irfB litoeaii mctkm s ah motive * to ma&kfite ; « oh *^ further informs me , for ^ at present Igorwy little into iociety , that the conduct of eligible young- httoai / tcMnniiMM atod nohaperona is arrived at a pitch x > f ainaoet iaesedible fttVOfilte * * •' * ' - ¦ : ; , \ ' £ ; i v ¦ <; ¦ >• :..

    aHNcmTam daughterless and sonless , and have , consequentl y ^ HWi ^ iBterest in the matter ; ind eed , as regards selfish motive * , iirtfaight be for my interest and comfort thut the Miss Triaad grettiempffs remained single . They visit me , I may say , daily : thejnvead me the newspaper ; they ride out with me in tny carriage ; they wash and comb Pompey ; they play duets and all &Qrtox > f things upon my grand piano ; they take a hand with

    mttat picquet ; they go with me to the opera , and certainly are Yf * y good-natured , amiable girls , particularly Catherine , tke akdest * ;< F <> r when that good-for-nothing rake of a aepkew of p ^ in «^ 'wilfullv trod upo n dear . Poui pey ' s tail , and I threatened UHaiter any will , sl > e did all in her power to reconcile * tna to bivtefii mdi such is my forgiving temper , a day or ivt ^ aft ^ che naE idling about my house as usual , playing the ftute aapud skx ^

    ijDg Italian duefcs with her , as much at his ease as if the bad jwpwe »< made my sweet Pompey suffer . ; ^ . r-- <^ j *>; ^ wiAave determined to amuse my leisure moments by writing j ^ n ftl w v » 6 tnoLanda res pecting courtship , drawn from . my ioog # < pel ^ eifeD ^^ f < 8 ueh naatter « , and these I will leave to those dear

    gtii % jtb «^ Mws Triandgethemofts , as the legacy of , ap oldiaitd fiMafllwrdifriefiLd ^ Tbey have no right to entertain auy expeeia & * &A < fnHtk toie ^ fo * I have often hinted to them tha t . the w , feole of my property , excepting an annuity for the sujoport of . my 4 f ^ liog ^ ifiofl » pey during the term of his natural life * iviUigd to Jjgtfa&nieelesfi nepbewof mine * _ t v > ^

    i :, ihv / nay beeaid thow is it that you , acknowledged fionles © and il # jtetectaie 89 fct aie , capable of giving advice ou * uch a tnaAtttc 2 3 ^ h ^ i * ii r ^ p ly—1 wag born the daughter of a poor p * Wui * n , IH ^ fc Piit- ^ f ^ the-way villag e in Devonshire , and amnowv ntnthe ^ k g ^ t pf ^ teYepty-six , the widow of my fourth husband , witk a ^ fg ^ p ^ enrl y income than I can manage to spend * Uesides , hb ipjl ^^ r-thujd spouse , who was an excellent cheafc-play ^ r , tr » ed

    &h mff * A * okar&rGn sooaetiines see the game better than the ^ { ttyer #¥ .: j M to / Biandgethenioff and her daughters do imt , m j » Jfejta # iuWe opinion , ^ under « tand the pbiioaophy of the matter * iji&itfyt ifaAT GUrl « , «—The primary division of young men , is into iiWtP iglfeat ^ jUspflw—the rich and the poor . To suppose that any mother would wish a daughter to marry inlk > the scuoAo ^ or fiP € Witolfdm > is to enappoie what I auppoae r * er-er feappet ? s . It imbtiaiM ^^ kiyi ii ^ it , then , thatdauyhtetm Jo iiwwi j iotp ayfJN # i ^>^ y b / fBo , ihia > question ^ if propound ad , them are Jour aitswerg ^ Firstly : mothers are very often deceived * Secondly ;

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1836, page 756, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2664/page/40/