AMBITION.
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Mans ambition is manifold. IL takes IN a
great verie,y OF objects, of ways and means.
Woman's ambition is to find q man TO accom-
pany in this pursuit Of grandeur The two
then are one. To women, there are few or no
gates Of ambition open so that she no in
ducement whatever il carly life 10 think or to
educate herself as man does. Her only en-
trance 10 such place IN society as she de-


lights 10 occupy is through the door Of mar


rage. This, ibertfore, j. the FIRST and chief
object Of her ambition this directs much OF
her attention to her personal appearance, for