...purposes of her creation. It is in letters as in life, and there (as has been well said) the woman "who praises and blames, persuades and resists, warns...not a weak fondness — she is the true helpmate."* Cowper, speaking of one of his female friends, writes, u She is a critic by nature and not by rule,...

...purposes of her creation. It is in letters as in life, and there (as has been well said) the woman "who praises and blames, persuades and resists, warns...not a weak fondness — she is the true helpmate."* Cowper, speaking of one of his female friends, writes, " She is a critic by nature and not by rule,...

...creation. It is in letters as in life, and there (as has been well said by Henry Taylor) the woman " who praises and blames, persuades and resists, warns...not a weak fondness — she is the true helpmate." Cowper, speaking of one of his female friends, writes, " She is a critic by nature and not by rule,...

...purposes of her creation. It is in letters as in life, and there (as has been well said) the woman " who praises and blames, persuades and resists, warns...not a weak fondness — she is the true helpmate." Cowper, speaking of one of his female friends, writes, " She is a critic by nature and not by rule,...

...Henry Taylor, " who praises and persuades, warns and exhorts, upon occasion given, and carries her love all with a strong heart and not a weak fondness — she is the true helpmate." One of the greatest of statesmen, Lord Burleigh, was blessed in a wife, not only of great accomplishments...