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INFLUENCE OF GOOD DAUGHTER The
daugn er has much in her power. She has
youth, vivacity, generally the grace Of firm.
always the charm i;,separable from youth, Otter
the Irresistible attraction nf beauty, and ehe
may hive the still uinre enduring enduw me Il
oi arn'aDle temp.ra q III =. accomplishment
And she NAV n .acred sphere ~
hone a. ma 'tetwe p.n % peace and low ,
and joy. ~


If the reia,,n "' daughter be surrounded
with 80 many III jerastng assoc iations, scarcel,
less so il thai OF sisters, considered either with
respect Ia her own or the other sex. A thou
sand ties concur to bind sisters togf ther


But il is in the relation of brother and sister
tha, the moral influence Of woman is more con-
spicuous than 10 that between sisters. There
her mission is early displayed inrestraning the
bad passions, in soiteDing the manners, and de-
veloping the affections of mankind. The first
harlno'nzing influence to which man is suhjec-
ed is The intercourse with his sisters ainos'
from the cradle. His natural desire Of society
compeIs him to seek their company, and min.
gle his sports with theirs.