ground line—there, you see DOMESTIC DUTIES OF FEMALES. that it has made a mile-stone. Every mother ought to teach her daughter L. And see what I have made. "With only practically how to keep her house in order ; three lines for each I have made a chair and a how to make bread, and do all kinds of… … can effectually teach them to do things as they P. I shall not make drawings of these things ought to be done, and make them obey her. for you, but, when you can copy the finger- She can then direct her domestic affairs, and post and the mile-stone properly, you will be be mistress of her own house…
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