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REFLECTIONS ON THE MARRIED STATE.


BIZ a MmYied Man.
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The leading features in the character of
a good woman, are mildness, complaisance,
and equaninity of temper The man, II he
be a providcnt and worthy husband, is i'm
nersed IN Thousand cares. His mind is
agitated, his memory loaded, and his body
fatiguet,. He retircs from the hustle of the
world, chasrincd, perhaps, by disappoiht-
ment, angry at indolcnt or perhdous peo.
pie, and terrified lest his unavoidable con-
nexons with such people, should make him
appear periidious himself. Is this the time
for the wife Of his bosom, his dearest and
most intimate friend, to add to his vcXations,
to increase the fever of an oyerburthened
mind by contentious tongue, or discon-
tented brow? Business, in its most prosper
Gus state, is full of anxiety, labor and tur-
mol. o, how dear to the memory Ct man
is the wife who clothes her tace in smiles,
who uses gentle expressions, and who IN 4krs
her lap soft to receive and hush his Cares to
rest. There is not in nature SO fascinating
an object. as . faithful! tender and affections
ate wife.