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"  Society  is  full  of  abases.  Women  complain  of  beic
brought  up,  badly  educated,  badly  treated,  and  badly  def<
tuoately,  true.  These  complaints  are  just,  and  do  not  dp
thousand  voices  will  be  uplifted  to  remedy  the  eriL^-^Lef

Thb  cry  has  gone  forth.  The  plaint
in  the  drawing-room  has  been  echoed
by  groans  from  the  work->room.  AU
reflecting  womankind,  firom  Lady
Emmeline  to  the  milliner^s  appm-
tioe  who  wrote  touchingly  to  Irord
Ashley,  make  their  moan.  llKm^^ht-
f ul  women  in  all  ages  have^  bewailed
"the  cramping  pressure  itfjgnonmce
and  jealous  thraldou.  'lis  an  old
cry,  though  the  note  is  now  chansed.
Lady  Mary  Wortle^  chareed  ner
grand-daughter  to  hide  the  learning
she  might^acquire ;  a  wise  woman  of
to-day  T^ffht,  with  equal  justice,  cau-
tion b^r  oiild  to  aoqaixfiJieiLkiiflB*
ledge  before  she  roorts  it.  Tis  an
s^  of  teaching.  The  craving  mind
may  no  longer  feed  where  it  lists.
