No true lady will so far forget her innate ladyhood as to be guilty of this rudeness.
To fulfill what Mrs.Stowe calls our "mission," we women must insist on the observance of the conventionalities at home.

Husbands are sometimes, even when "taken young," too obstinate to change; although, to their credit be it said, if approached in the right way they will generally try to correct tricks of speech or manner.

But with our children there should be no peradventure.

Upon us is laid the responsibility of making them what we choose, of developing them into gentlemen, or neglecting them until they become boors.

It is never too early to begin.