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Enquire within upon everything
·
Robert Kemp Philp
745
2183.
Rules
of
Conduct.
The
following
rules
of
conduct
were
drawn
up
by
Mrs.
Fry,
who
combined
in
her
character
and
conduct
all
that
is
truly
excellent
in
woman:
i.
Never
lose
any
time,--I
do
not
think
that
time
lost
which
is
spent
in
amusement
or
recreation
some
part
of
each
day;
but
always
be
in
the
habit
of
being
employed.
ii.
Never
err
the
least
in
truth.
iii.
Never
say
an
ill
thing
of
a
person
when
thou
canst
say
a
good
thing
of
him;
not
only
speak
charitably,
but
feel
so.
iv.
Never
be
irritable
or
unkind
to
anybody.
v.
Never
indulge
thyself
in
luxuries
that
are
not
necessary.
vi.
Do
all
things
with
consideration;
and
when
thy
path
to
act
right
is
most
difficult,
feel
confidence
in
that
Power
alone
which
is
able
to
assist
thee,
and
exert
thy
own
powers
as
far
as
they
go.
2184.
The
Female
Temper.
No
trait
of
character
is
more
agreeable
in
a
female
than
the
possession
of
a
sweet
temper.
Home
can
never
be
happy
without
it.
It
is
like
the
flowers
that
spring
up
in
our
pathway,
reviving
and
cheering
us.
Let
a
man
go
home
at
night,
wearied
and
worn
by
the
toils
of
the
day,
and
how
soothing
is
a
word
dictated
by
a
good
disposition!
It
is
sunshine
falling
on
his
heart.
He
is
happy,
and
the
cares
of
life
are
forgotten.
A
sweet
temper
has
a
soothing
influence
over
the
minds
of
a
whole
family.
Where
it
is
found
in
the
wife
and
mother,
you
observe
a
kindness
and
love
predominating
over
the
natural
feelings
of
a
bad
heart.
Smiles,
kind
words
and
looks,
characterize
the
children,
and
peace
and
love
have
their
dwelling
there.
Study,
then,
to
acquire
and
maintain
a
sweet
temper.
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