WOMAN.
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The right Of education Of this sex IS OF the NJ
most Importance to human life. There Is moth
ing that is more desirable for the common good
of all The world since, as hey are mothers and
mislresses of families, they have for some time
the care OF the education of their children of
both sorts, they are inIrusted with that which Is
of the greatest consequence TO human life


As the health and strength, or weakness OF our
bodies, is very much owing TO their method of
treating US when We were young so the sound
ness % folly of our minds is not less owing To
their first tempers and ways of thinking, which
We eagerly receive II ON the love, tenderness au-
ihority, and constant conversation OF our moth



As we call our first language our mother-
tor que, so we may Justly cali our first iempeTs
our mother -tempers; and perhaps il may be
found more easy TO forget the language, than 10
part entirely with those tempers we learned
in the nursery.


Ii is therefore TO be lamented that the Sc <. on
whom SO much depends, who have The FIRST for
ming both OF our bodies and our minds, are not
only educated in pride, but in The silliest and
most coEtemptible pa ri OF il.


GlIls are Indulged in great vanity and man.
Kind seem 10 consider them in no other view
| than a5 80 many painted idols, who are TO allure
and crafty their passions,