For the Columbian Founta
AN ELEGANT EXTRACT.
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When modesty ceases to be the chief orna-
ment of the one sex, and integrity Of the olher,
society is upon the wrong basis, and we shall
be ever after without rules to guide our iudg-
ment in what is really becoming and ornamen
tai. Nature and reason direct one thing. pas
sion and humor another. To follow the die
tates of the two latter is going into road that
is both endless and intricate. When we pur-
sue the other, our passage is delightful, and
what we aim at easily attanable


SPECTATOR.