The Young Lady's Counsellor by Daniel Wise

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CONTENTS. 11
boat— The runaway horses — Ascendency of the will — How maintained
— Dress and amusements in their relation to self- culture— The
Jady and her lost pearls — A lesson on improving opportunities —
Self-reproach— Divine aids — Preseht moment precious, . . . IT7
CHAPTER IX.
THE YOUNG LADY AT HOMF
Tuliia— Her unwomanly and unfilial character— Resemblances to hex
character — Beauty of filial
love — A scene of suffering — A daughter's
sacrifice — Her reward — De Sombreuil's daughter and llie glass
ofblood— How to manifest filial affection — God's approval of filial
love — Sisterly aflfection — Its influence on the pleasure of home
How to be exhibited — Influence on a brother — Jane de Montfort'a
love — The horticulturist and his young trees — Home a social
nursery — Beauty of home— Its adaptations to fit for future life —
Golden seeds — Golden harvests — Sheaves — Pleasant recollections —
A brightening home, 200
CHAPTER X.
THE YOUNG LADY FROM HOME.
first lessons of life inaccurate — Moonlit landscape — Lessons of
expe
rience — The school — Siebenkfts and his wife — The end of school
education — Its seriousness — Should be seriously treated — EflTect of
appreciating its aims — The dull scholar encouraged — Jenny Lind's
perseverance and triumph— School manners — 111 manners at schoo
— Source of good manners — Benevolence a duty — The orienta
ascetic — The glass of water — The well — Private and associated
benevolence — The Sabbath school — Tracts — Visiting the sick —
Pseudo reformers to be avoided — Travelling alone dangerous — Alic