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MECHANICS WIVES Speaking of the
middle ranks of life, a good writer OBJ.
serves


There we beheld woman in all her
glory not doll to carry silks and jewels.
not pappet to be fattered by profane ad
oration reverenced to day, discarded to-
morrow always jostiod gut OF the place
which nature and society would assign
her, by sensuality, or by contempt. admired
but not respected; desired but not esteemed;
ruling by passion not affection imparling
her weakness not her constancy, to the sex
she co uld exah; the source and mirror OF
of vanity we see her a wife, partakipg the
cares and cheering the anxiety of a husband,
dividing his tolls by her domestic diligence,
spreading cheerfulness around her, for his
sake sharing the decent rehnements of the
world, withou: being vain of them, placing
all her joys and happiness in the man she
loves. As mother, we find the affectionate,
the ardent instructress of the children whom
she has tended from their infancy train.
ing them to thought and benevoience ad-
dressing them as rational beings, preparing
them 10 become. and women in their
turn. Mechanics daughters make the
best wives in the world