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Robert Kemp Philp
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2186.
Advice
to
Young
Ladies.
i.
If
you
have
blue
eyes
you
need
not
languish:
if
black
eyes,
you
need
not
stare.
ii.
If
you
have
pretty
feet
there
is
no
occasion
to
wear
short
petticoats:
if
you
are
doubtful
as
to
that
point,
there
can
be
no
harm
in
letting
the
petticoats
be
long.
iii.
If
you
have
good
teeth,
do
not
laugh
in
order
to
show
them:
if
bad
teeth
do
not
laugh
less
than
the
occasion
may
warrant.
iv.
If
you
have
pretty
hands
and
arms,
you
may
play
on
the
harp
if
you
play
well:
if
they
are
disposed
to
be
clumsy,
work
tapestry.
v.
If
you
have
a
bad
voice,
speak
in
a
subdued
tone:
if
you
have
the
finest
voice
in
the
world,
never
speak
in
a
high
tone.
vi.
If
you
dance
well,
dance
but
seldom;
if
ill,
never
dance
at
all.
vii.
If
you
sing
well,
make
no
previous
excuses:
if
indifferently,
do
not
hesitate
when
you
are
asked,
for
few
people
are
judges
of
singing,
but
every
one
is
sensible
of
a
desire
to
please.
viii.
To
preserve
beauty,
rise
early.
ix.
To
preserve
esteem,
be
gentle.
x.
To
obtain
power,
be
condescending.
xi.
To
live
happily,
try
to
promote
the
happiness
of
others.
2187.
Daughters.
Mothers
who
wish
not
only
to
discharge
well
their
own
duties
in
the
domestic
circle,
but
to
train
up
their
daughters
for
a
later
day
to
make
happy
and
comfortable
firesides
for
their
families,
should
watch
well,
and
guard
well,
the
notions
which
they
imbibe
and
with
which
they
grow
up.
There
will
be
many
persons
ready
to
fill
their
young
heads
with
false
and
vain
fancies,
and
there
is
so
much
always
afloat
in
society
opposed
to
duty
and
common
sense,
that
if
mothers
do
not
watch
well,
their
children
may
contract
ideas
very
fatal
to
their
future
happiness
and
usefulness,
and
hold
them
till
they
grow
into
habits
of
thought
or
feeling.
A
wise
mother
will
have
her
eyes
open,
and
be
ready
for
every
emergency.
A
few
words
of
common,
downright
practical
sense,
timely
uttered
by
her,
may
be
enough
to
counteract
some
foolish
idea
or
belief
put
into
her
daughter's
head
by
others,
whilst
if
it
be
left
unchecked,
it
may
take
such
possession
of
the
mind
that
it
cannot
be
corrected
at
a
later
time.
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