NEW HAVEN:

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY P. B. WHITMORE.

1835.

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A common prejudice,

A cottage scene,

Advice to a mother,

A hint to mothers,

A home essential to happiness,

A lay preacher's first sermon,

American enterprize,

A mother's love,

A review,

A word to the wise,

Bible stories,

Childhood the season for moral cul-

ture,

Children,

Condolence,

Confidence the secret of domestic

happiness,

Conjugal happiness,

Conjugal obedience,

Constancy,

Conversation in your family,

INDEX TO VOL. I.

Coquetry,

Deception towards children,

Diligence,

Do not deceive children,
Duty of Christians with respect to
visiting in parties,

Duty to apprentices,

Education as connected with the af-

fections,

Education for the married life,
Education of daughters,
Encouragement without committal,
Enterprize a result of American ed-

ucation,

Envy,

Erinna,

Evil speakers,
Evil speaking,

Family superstition,

Fashion,

Experience should teach wisdom,

False views of the romance of mar-

ried life,

General principles of éducation,

Greatness at home,

Hints on personal appearance,

Home,

Spirit of beauty,

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54 Lines, to the memory of Martha Day, 171
100 Management of servants,

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58 The bride,

123 The death of J. G. Howell,

136 The elder sister,

18 The idol,

12 The judgment of children,

44 The mother's choice,

86 The new house,

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30 Mother and child,

31 Mothers should pray with, as well as

for their children,

177 Nature and effect of punishment,

20 Necessity of union in family govern-

ment,

51, 78 Our own happiness essential to the

156, 187 happiness of others,

64 Parental influence,

140 Parents should be interested in all

that interests their children,

130 Physical education,

107 Punishment in anger,

165 Recollection of a deceased friend,

116 Remarks particularly applicable to
150 Mothers,

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129 Sonnet-To the summer night wind, 172

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