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Rh who can tell, but that I might teach omething as pleaant to you, as reolving a problem is to me.

Woman herelf is a problem.

And I’ll teach you to make her out.

You teach?

Why not? none but a woman can teach the cience of herelf: and though I own I am very young, a young woman may be as agreeable for a tutores as an old one.—I am ure I always learnt fater from you than from the old clergyman who taught me before you came.

This is nothing to the ubjct.

What is the ubject?

——— Love.

Come, then, teach it me—teach it me as you taught me geography, languages, and other important things.

Phaw!

Ah! you won’t—You know you have already taught me that, and you won’t begin again.

You micontrue—you miconceive every thing I ay or do. The ubject I came to you upon was marriage. Rh