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admire in woman that innocent express
sion which wins hy its simplicity and un-
afectedness, that artless unadornrd beauty
with which the God Of Nature has BEEN
pleased to mantle her. | admire that spark
ling internal gem, The jewel Of intelligence,
which shines forth dispensing light and DIFF
fusing its ALL owerful influence to the soul.
in fascinating vir,uous affections and kindly
charities, which never lose their reward
admire an emulation of that taste for
whatever refnes the manner, enlarges the,
mind, strengthens and purifies the heart;
thus engaging the attention by the vivacily'
and spirit which it gives TO the person and
conversation. admire that ingenuousness
Of disposition which makes her society so
attractive, pleasing, and al all times desira-
Bile; throwing around those within its kind
ly influence charm and iaseination
which the face, the index of the heart, un-
ceasngly makes manifest, through the
unwonted smiles of pleasure, made rresist-
able by its captivating charms. admire
her for those humble, retiring, and unob-
trusive virtues, hich although their lights
may not be dazzling and resplepdent, yet
throw around humanity soft and heavenly
radiance, which, in woman, is peculiarly TO

be admired and initiated admire to con-
template her as the swift winged messenger
of love bent on errands of mercy, in which
character and attitude she SO brightly shines,
being charity's loveiesl almoner, where


"The poor's her client, and Heavea's smile


her fee," sie
as well also in that sphere where the warm
and generous impulses Of susceptible heart
throb in lis less joy at The happiness its own
presence creates within the domestic Circle
admire woman for her virtuous influence
upon society. Whether at Lone or abroad,
a, all times and in all places, like the geni-
al influences Of the sun, her radiating vir-
tues are every where to be seen and felt,
enlivening, refreshing, and invgoraiing the
nobler pulsations of society thus quicken
ing into new and active energy by her pre-
sence, her beauty, her affection, ana her
love- admire and love her, when eleva-
ted by arelision capable Of being SO perso-
n6ed in her as to discover It's true, noble,
and animatipg principles, The full sublimiiy
Of its faith, and the invigcratlpg aspirations
Of i,s hope, causing the outpouring Of the
heart, first, to deepen in subdued reverence
and gratitude to God, and next, to overflow
in unbounded love and benevolence TO man
kind; thus in the life and actions, teac hine
and informing us, tina, The great object 0
existence ought to be, in view Of that ON
event which happenelh unto all manifested
in the advancement Of human happiness
which we have the divine assurance vii
not fail to meet its just reward.


admire her for these, and all other vir
tues but let me pause here to inquire wha