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1    2|       sufficient character to manage a family or educate children?
2    4|       on her prerogative, and manage some domestic concerns himself.
3    4| reflection, are very unfit to manage a family; for, by an undue
4    5|   only educated to please, to manage their persons, and regulate
5    9|   should be equally intent to manage her family, educate her
6   10|       or command of temper to manage her children properly. Her
7   12|  greater number than he could manage himself; nor will the scanty
8   12|   sins of its fathers; or, to manage its temper so judiciously
9   12|    has sufficient judgment to manage her children, will not submit,