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...with as many ideas as y6ti will know how to manage. The danger of pedantry and presumption in a woman, of her exchanging the graces of imagination for the...from the ambition of seeing my girl remarkable for learning.—Cbapone. It is of great importance for every one to speak and write their own language,...

...pre156 sumption in a woman — of her exciting envy in one sex and jealousy in the other— of het exchanging the graces of imagination for the severity...sufficient to frighten me from the ambition of seeing ray girl remarkable for learning. Such objections are perhaps still stronger with regard to the abstruse...

...The danger of pedantry and presumption in a woman — of her exciting envy hi one sex and jealousy in the other — of her exchanging the graces of imagination...preciseness of a scholar, would be, I own, sufficient to frighteu me from the ambition of seeing my girl remarkable for learning. Such objections are perhaps...

...The danger of pedan-» try and presumption in a woman-^of her exciting envy in one sex and jealousy in the other — of her exchanging the graces of imagination...perhaps still stronger with regard to the abstruse sciences. Whatever tends to embellish your fancy, to enlighten your understanding, and furnish you...

...manage. The danger of pedantry and presumption in a woman, of her exciting envy in one sex and jealousy in the other, of her exchanging the graces of imagination...perhaps still stronger with regard to the abstruse sciences. Whatever tends to embellish your fancy, to enlighten your understanding, and furnish you...

...The danger of pedantry and presumption in a.woman, — of her exciting envy in one sex and jealousy in the other, — of her exchanging the graces of...the severity and preciseness of a scholar, would be, 1 own, sufficient to frighten me from the ambition of seeing my girl remarkable for learning. Such...

...manage. The danger of pedantry and presumption in a woman ; of her exciting envy in one sex and jealousy in the other ; of her exchanging the graces of imagination...perhaps still stronger with regard to the abstruse sciences. Whatever tends to embellish your fancy, to enlighten your understanding, and furnish you...

...The danger of pedantry and presumption in a woman, —of her exciting envy in one sex, and jealousy in the other— of her exchanging the graces of imagination...perhaps, still stronger with regard to the abstruse sciences. Whatever tends to embellish your fancy, to enlighten your understanding, and furnish you...

...manage. The danger of pedantry and presumption in a woman ; of her exciting envy in one sex and jealousy in the other ; of her exchanging the graces of imagination for the severity and preciseness of a scholar — would•be, I own, sufficient to frighten me from the ambition of seeing my girl remarkable for...