...society, and even of the private home, without the unmarried female. To how many a father — a mother — a brother, and not less, a sister, is she both a necessity...attainable. It is the single class of women which supE'ies most of our teachers and governesses ; and from the wer ranks, nearly all the domestic assistants...

...improvements to her ? were every woman married, the paternal Lome would, in declining life be asoli taly abode, when affectionate attentions •are most precious,...and but from such a source, not attainable. It is a single class of women, which Vupplios most of odr Touchers and Governesses, and from the lower rank,...

...nieces owe their young felicities and improvements to her ! Were every woman married, the paternal home would often, in declining life, be a solitary...which supplies most of our teachers and governesses." Thus we see that all is not dark even in the character of an "old maid;" still, at the best, their...

...part of society, and even of the private home, without the unmarried female. To how many a father—a brother, and not less, a sister, is she both a necessity...class of women which supplies most of our teachers and 13* governesses ; and from the lower ranks, 1 nearly all the domestic assistants of our households...