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Brighter than polished silver. more valu-
able than Peruvian ore, more precious than
the pearl of the sea, than the diamonds in
the bowels of the earth, or all the shining
treasures of the mines of Potosi, is re/iuta-
fion to a woman.


As the time that is past is gone for ever,
as the word that escapeth thylips, returneth
not again; so is the name OF woman when
it goeth from her.


Art thou as beautiful as the morning, art
thou comely as the evening. do strangers
speak thy praise, and thy acquaintance pour
their encomiums on theei yet thy way is
narrow path, from which if thou strayest,
thou wilt never more find it out, thy praises
will be turned INTO railngs, and thy encom-
iums into keen reproach.


Art thou placed on an eminence among
the daughters of women, dost sit at the head
Of the boards, do crowds of admirers bow


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