PLEASURE.
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Pleasure is to women what the sun is to
the flower; il moderately enjoyed, it beauti
fes, it refreshens, and it improves; if immo
derately enjoyed, it withers, violates, and
destroys But the duties of domestic life, ex-
ercised as they must be in retirement, and
calling forth all the sensibilties OF the fe-
male, are, perhaps, as necessary to the full
developing of her charms as the shade and
the shower are to the rose, con!inins its beau
ty and increasing its fragrance.


Without virtue, good sense and sweetness
OF disposition, the finest set Of features will,
ere long, cease to please-but, where these
with the graccs are united. it must afford an
agreeable and pleasing contemplation