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Whenever, (said Dr. Johnson,) when- ever chance brings within my observation. knot of young ladies busy at their needles, consider myself as in school of yirtue;;: and though have no extraordinary skill III plainwork or embroidery, look upon their operations with as much satisfaction as their governess. because l regard them as provl- ding ;s sanctuary assa,ns. ..h!c :so1t danger ous snares of the soul, by enabling them to exclude idleness from their solitary mo- ments, and with idleness, her attendant train of passions, iancies, chlineras, fears, sorrows and desires.