{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
The following model of female character
is translated from the French. However
highly coloured the portrait may appear, it
is not without living original.


ait is her happiness to be ignorant OF I'll
that the world calls pleasure her glory is
olive on the duties OF wife and mother:
and she consecrates her days to the practice
of social virtues. Occupied III the govern
ment of her family, she reigns over her hus-
band by complaisance: over her children by
mildness over her domestics by goodness.
Her House is the residence Of religious SEN
timents, of flial piety, of conjugal love, OF
maternal tenderness, of order, peace, sweet
sleep and good health. Economical and stud
ious, she prevents want, and dissipates the
evil passions; the INDECENT who present
themselves at her door are never repulsed;
the licentious avoid her presence. Sne has
a character of reserve and dignity, and
makes her respected; of indulgence and SEN
sibility, that makes her loved, OF prudence
and firmness that makes her esteemed. She


