{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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she believes that il is chiefly by means Of Cd
looks that she must ultimately succeed. 8
is, however, ia this, mistaken. and frrque'
disappointed. Mrre good looks will noi re,|
q niauslong; and. as lor accomplishments,
they are called, the best are those that are
taught al school. for school Accomplished
are so very common as 10 be of little value
Many young ladies are so anxious to sing
play music well that they spend hall, their I'll


in practice. What their motive can be
can scarcely divine, for music is but poor ;
complishment compared with conversatio
which never can be interesting or atiracti,
unless well supplied with material. Hayi
accomplished the object Of their ambition. d
greater portion Of the ladies abandon mul
forever; which shows that they really had


particular genius for it. If conversation we
more studied by both sexes. there would
much more happiness experienced 10 socie'
But people get tired Of common place repe
tons; and gossip is not conversation.