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American would win most on your feelings, in a
general intercourse. believe both to be among
the best wives and mothers, that the world con-
tains. The English aid nature, in all things


while the Americans too often mar it. No wo-


wen do SO much injustice to themselves, as the


latter; their singulary feminine exterior requiring


softness and mildness of voice and department.
a tone that their uniformed habits have suffered


TO be supplanted by the rattle of hoydens and the
|giggling of the nursery. | have seen many a
young American, who has reminded me Of a
nightingale roaring. Il is pity that they do not
seek models among the better society Of their
own country, instead Of the inferior sets Of Eu-
|rope.-Vol. 2d, Letter 18th.