{"newspaper_name": "Delaware journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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f&c. 8c. mihcing her steps through Broadway? siyhe
has finished her education. I" Observe Miss Prs-
sy with her hair , popilale, her slippers slip shod
her calico morning gown unhookeds her eyes halt
closed,and her mouth in the sulks slide to the break
fast table at 9o'clock. "She has finished her edu-


cation" See that young lady loling on the bed and
Icryng over novel. s.She has finished her educa-
ton" Only mark the fine bold, independent air
which Miss Dashaway puts on-she sails through
the drawing rooms--a nod to one-a smile to anoth-
ler-Mary how de do. when do you marrya Bless
us quadrille. Bennett play go to the devil and
shake yourself" Engaged sir, for the next six
cotillions." "She has finished her education." OBJ
serve that young lady at the piano, drumming the
march in the Freyschutz and squalling out of all
tune and harmony ana voche or Love was once
little boy."-"S She has finished her educaton.'


The fact is that young ladies of the present day,


finish their education before they have actually com
menced. They mistake the mere elementary and
introductory part of their education for the com
mencement, when in fact the commencement may
be dated from that period when mind and faculty
ldevelope themselves and embrace in cninprehens-
i've manner all the details and items of early in
Istruction, giving to each, force, stability and finish


Iii before the flower puts forth its genial buds,
that it is taken from the parent stalk, and though
admired and caressed for time, it soon withers.


The Liverpool Albion, in noticing this subject, re-
marks


.'lhere is lady of whom have some knowledge,
that finished her education,' by leaving peculiarly
good advantages at an early age. She is now
wife and the mother of six children. She plays
well upon the piano-sngs sweety-dances elegant
ly-is very polite, &c.-but her husband must, and
actually does. put all the children to bed and takes
care of them through the night and as to her ia
BILE. the bread is execrabe, to one who has visited
his grandmother's pantry-and her cohee--O her
coffee lit would cost her head, if the very scent
Of it reached the Grand Turks paace--andyet the
lady has ..taishea her education"