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INA Young lady may excel in speaking French
XR Italian; may repeat 4 few passages Hoiii :"
4&umc ofextracts; play like u professor and sing
IIte a syren; have her dressing-room decorated
I'm her own drawing tables, stands, fower-pots
VA Gems and cabinets, nay, she may dance lke
S|mpronia herself, and yet we shall INSIST, tnat
she may have been very badly educated. a'i
far from meaning to set no value WhatcVeI o'i i
IN orall Of these qualifications; they arc all Oh
them elegant, and many OF them tena 10 .nc
rrerfectinr of a polite education. These things
lM their measure and degree, may be done, pu'
xkere are others, which should be left unaonc.


Eanv things are becoming, but 'fone thing Is
ns e,lful." Besides, as the world seems to bs
XYlly apnrised of the value Of whatever tends te
*ynbeilish life there is less occasion here to IN
a3SSt on its Importance. But though wcli brel
sgVbinp ialy may lawfully learn most OF the fash
sMnabie arts; vet, let me ask, how does it seen
,sfD be the true end of education to make womel
sN fashion dancers, singers players, painters act
u sses, sculptors, gilders, varnlslers engraVefs
III hbroiderers' Mostmen are commonly des'lh
aa8 to some profession and their mind' are cor
IL Xouently turned each to its respective object
ES Hould it not be strange it they were cailc
III lt TO exercise their profession or set up thel
k,de with only little general knowledge OF tn
kadcs and professions Of all other men and witt


ut any previous definite application to Their ow


ocular calling' The profession Of ladies' t


Fhich the bent Of their instruction should D
Ii rned, is that of daughters, wives, and moti 20,
n rs, and mistresses of families. They should b
" therefore, trained with view to these sever


ondtions, and be furnished with ideas, an


rinciples, and qualifications, and habits ready


e appropriated, as occasion may demand


Rch of these respective situations lhough I'll


It's which merely embellish life, must CLAIM az


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