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      cried by Ms enen ^ m ^ wthxM not been disappffiSi «^ d . "Ufce acathdr appears to bave resorted $# tbe propefr soirees , aad in j ^ Bmri to h ^ e e « i pre ^ s ^ d the result of fafa * esfc « cb- if

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      not in very acetafsta ErtgUsUy y € t ia a lively aad aniHiated sty 1 ^ and , we feave no reason to doubt , with eotreepo&d Ing fidelity . , As friends , however , to tfe pubBc > and at the same tike be » 4 frien * & to tfe author himself , we eartnot ^ efimfe ffottt expressing our ^ es ^ Jerf artid st * fiotts

      opinion of the sjfirftr of fnhtttnanitf levity , and even indecency , which sh ^ WS itselr in this fashiofte&le t oktme . # tir author , or any other man , « sf t # e € < ltieeive , jnstified by right , if act by feWTi in defending Ms opinions ; even if tfecy happen to coincide \ vitfc those of Volu t € « re . Truth cm naraerr b& ito ^ n ^ ed by fair reasoning and candid e ^^ mina ^ tion - , and of trtitib we ate ili ^ ^ ro * fessed and devoted admirers . Brit

      neither be nor any other is justified in spreading a mom eontogior * tK # 6 tog& 4 out the spliere of hte lkertit ? in ^ Uerice The only legitimate object Ia publ cation , is to do good to Mlh&m ; m honour and honesty , ftot to say te \ i

      ^ ion , command a man , eottseio ^ id Of levity tad iadfeeetfcy , to r ^ fr ^ n fr&fti polluting the saei-ed fountains of % ^ muse ^ . We \^ e re prepare d , by ^ 0 early paragraph , to estimate rather lowly Uie value whteh the author" attaches to ther Refownatiiio from

      Pop ery : ' * Much blood was shed in a cause » the advantages of which , except in soni # political Instances , cduxfefctteft with l ! S& advkuc ^ xnetfr ' off te ^ rnfngj h&ys ^ Mtc ^ ly recompeiised for dbfj horttorti Qf ftel ^ todufJUoUJ '^ F . ^ 4 * " " ^ ^

      A heurt so apparently gfftM ; with ejrpect tt > crf ^ care thv - 'l ^ tiHol ^ tence , at the conclus j ^ ° | I < U tAJ ^^^^ coni € Jrttiito | the ^ ftfhra wi ^^ nrTOnp :

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      T ^^^^^ P ^^^^^^ A ^ t ? , Bl ^^^^ # ^ # Sequel & Early Lt&MW * S ^ r . Blltfm Edgeworth . Iftv ^ w ^ iVfCtW ^ W * 18 hio ^

      pp . 200 aa 4372 . Hmnter . 1 ^ 2 * . rilO tho « er wlw > are acquainted with JL Miss E % eworth ^ writing * , * w £ oeed me ^ eit art ^ Wunee the publication of tKb little wofk : Mis 5 Kd ^ rworth ^ o ^ e ofv t ^^ l ^ "rftiflittrfr i * % 6 win aifdi-Uoaal esteem and admiration every time they claim the attention of the

      public . Her books forehiWren , whilst they afford the most delightful amusement to ibe jttvmile resuter , are a more impFdvinff sttnfy for the parent than the roo&t giiively-Wiittten systems of educatioA ; for meJV sfcetv the

      inslrttctor hd ^ v « o Iraee each feefiftg of th « pupa , a « d * with ever ^ gilalit Jind judicious benevolence , t& psxtiit y the errors aad fix the virtues © f the impressible mind .

      Rosamond , whose character is drawn in so interesting a manner in the "Early Lessonsf , " is brought before us in the " Sediiel /* at that peridd of Me which is Aifl of ( tender to the tearaer , and which requiVfers to be guarded with tike most painful

      solicitude by th £ teacher—when tie playftri simplicity of childhood is Succeeded by an anxiety te please and to be admired . " It is the object of this book , "

      says the author , ( and no author is , perhaps , so successful in promoting this object as Miss Edgeworth . ) " to give young pecjple , in addition t 6 t ^ eir woral and rel ^ iou ^ p ^ rfncmles , some knowled ge and controul of their owa in

      mmds in seeming trifl ^ 8 , ^ d all those lesser otste ^ nc ^ f "foStftueh tte greater tfrttl ^ o ||> ci | ^ lh ^ % , b ^« necessarily &tf&M ** lW

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  • Citation
    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Jan. 2, 1822, page 49, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2508/page/49/