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virtue to be suspected, and is often q
cloak for depraved heart.


Blush not to be thought religious moth
ing can so dignity and bless human ma
ture as religion. But while you strive to
be strictly religious, you will discard all
the parade and ostentation OF Hypocrisy.
Be not hasty to propagate report an-
fapOrdbie 10 any of your sex. II is an
evidence of bad heart, TO publish with
pleasure, the foibles or vices OF others.
Such conduct must be very unbecomlng
| in young ladies, for reasons too obvious
TO mention and they should always re-
member, that the vices of others add not
TO their own virtue.


II present is conferred by you on a
gentleman 1t should be done with great
prudsnce and, it should be observed that
equal prudence is required OF you, in re-
ctiUing present from one not Of your sex.


II should be considered that beauty is
no sign of merit and that handsome
person may be rendered disagreeable by
pride.


II will add TO your reputation never 10
be guilty Of detraction, but 10 show re-
sas;. rather for the honor Of others, ans!
to gour peace, never to indulge the passion
Of envy.