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The servants, seeing in what little estioverness was held by both parents and children, regulated their behaviour by the same standard I have frequently stood up for theainst the tyranny and injustice of their young ive thelected hted my directions All servants, I aeneral, being ignorant and little accustomed to reason and reflection, are too easily corrupted by the carelessness and bad example of those above thein with

I soraded by the life I led, and ashanities; and so soin Christian hu and is kind, seeketh not her own, is not easily provoked, beareth all things, endureth all things'

But, with tihtly ameliorated: slowly, it is true, and alot rid of irls, as I inti one of thean to show some symptoms of esteem 'Miss Grey was a queer creature: she never flattered, and did not praise theh; but whenever she did speak favourably of the to them, they could be quite sure her approbation was sincere She was very obliging, quiet, and peaceable in the s that put her out of temper: they did not much care for that, to be sure, but still it was better to keep her in tune; as when she was in a good hu sometimes, in her hich was quite different to e She had her own opinions on every subject, and kept steadily to them--very tireso of as right and rong, and had a strange reverence forto good people'