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9162. WOMEN, Domestic life.—[continued].
American women have
the good sense to value domestic happiness
above all other, and the art to cultivate it
beyond all other. There is no part of the
earth where so much of this is enjoyed as in
America.—
To Mrs. William Bingham.
Ford ed., v, 9.
(P.
1788)
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