BY CAROLINE FRY. VOL. I. LONDON: PRINTED FOR BAKER AND FLETC 18, FINSBURY PLACE, AND D. BROWN, EDINBURGH. E.H we feel we must be criticised by the old. Endeavou our ideas and simplify our language to meet the lim of our readers, we must pass under the scrutiny of sated intellects, tired of hearing what we have fastidious to be pleased with such plain viands, and not seldom, the candour to consider that the ban spread for them. Premising, therefore, that ou means what it says, and that we offer neither am instruction to those above the age for which we pro we would but remind those friends, whose kindness have induced them to take an interest in our w only for their children, that they have no right to the scantiness of their fare, at a table to which t invited. By dismissing our pages to the nursery an room, they will assign them the only place to whi pretension: Should some who have kindly subscribed to ou opinion that we have given to the whole a tone serious, too much intermixing religion with subje they are not used to find it, we can but reply that studies from which it ought to be excluded. Ou eternal interests are so inseparable, that one cann of without allusion to the other. Our object is |
