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The best and purest feelings Of our ma
lures are excited by Woman; and to main
tain the supremacy of her influence in con-
trast with, and in opposition to, the more
grovelling passions of man, the subject has
employed the pens of the brightest geniuses
of every age, and in every climate-a fruit
lul and most eloquent theme, and one full
of every variety calculated to inspire US
with esteem and respect


"Not SHE with treach'rous kiss her SAVIOUR stung;
Not SHE denied Him with unholy tongue:
SHE, while APOSTLES shrank, could danger brave
Last at his croas, and earliest at his grave"


Barret, in his "Iriumphs of Woman,"
beautifully adds:


"Ask the gray pilgrim, by the surges cast
On hostile shores, and 'numb'd beneath the blast
Ask ,oho relieved him? Who the heart began.
To kindle' Who, with spilng goblet, ran.
Oh he will dart one spark ofyouthful flame,
And clasp his withered hands, and WOMAN name"