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Enquire within upon everything
·
Robert Kemp Philp
748
One
false
notion
rife
in
the
present
age
is
the
idea
that
women,
unless
compelled
to
it
by
absolute
poverty,
are
out
of
place
when
engaged
in
domestic
affairs.
Now
mothers
should
have
a
care
lest
their
daughters
get
hold
of
this
conviction
as
regard
themselves--there
is
danger
of
it;
the
fashion
of
the
day
engenders
it,
and
even
the
care
that
an
affectionate
family
take
to
keep
a
girl,
during
the
time
of
her
education,
free
from
other
occupations
than
those
of
her
tasks,
or
her
recreations,
may
lead
her
to
infer
that
the
matters
with
which
she
is
never
asked
to
concern
herself
are,
in
fact,
no
concern
to
her,
and
that
any
attention
she
may
ever
bestow
on
them
is
not
a
matter
of
simple
duty,
but
of
grace,
or
concession,
or
stooping,
on
her
part.
Let
mothers
bring
up
their
daughters
from
the
first
with
the
idea
that
in
this
world
it
is
required
to
give
as
well
as
to
receive,
to
minister
as
well
as
to
enjoy;
that
every
person
is
bound
to
be
useful
in
his
own
sphere,
and
that
a
woman's
first
sphere
is
the
house,
and
its
concerns
and
demands.
Once
really
imbued
with
this
belief,
a
young
girl
will
usually
be
anxious
to
learn
all
that
her
mother
is
disposed
to
teach,
and
will
be
proud
and
happy
to
aid
in
any
domestic
occupations
assigned
to
her.
These
need
never
be
made
so
heavy
as
to
interfere
with
the
peculiar
duties
or
enjoyments
of
her
age.
If
a
mother
wishes
to
see
her
daughter
become
a
good,
happy,
and
rational
woman,
never
let
there
be
contempt
for
domestic
occupations,
or
suffer
them
to
be
deemed
secondary.
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