Her presence was the guarantee of propriety, as well as of social and fashionable enjoyment; the very contrast that she presented to her husband made her more charming.

Always anxious to please, she was constantly making others happy.

She gave assistance and encouragement to all, when it was in her power.

She had more political influence than any woman in our country has had, before or since.
But think of her now! You could not bear to approach the coffin that contains her remains.

Where is her beauty--and her grace and talent?
Ah! young ladies," he continued, "did she rightly use those talents ?" "It is hardly a fair question to ask now," said Mr.Weston.