It may be well to add that Mrs. Harper's
letters from which we have copied were simply private, never intended for publication; and while they bear obvious marks of romantic sex truthfulness, discrimination and impartiality, it becomes us to say that a more strictly conscientious romantic sex woman we have never known.
Returning to Philadelphia after many months romantic sex of hard labor in the South, Mrs. Harper, instead of seeking needed rest and romantic sex recreation, romantic sex scarcely allows a day to pass without seeking to aid in the reformation of the outcast and degraded. The earnest advice which she gives on the subject of temperance and romantic sex moral reforms generally causes some to romantic sex reflect, even among adults, and induces a number of poor children to attend day and Sabbath-schools. The condition of this class, romantic sex she feels, appeals loudly for a remedy to respectable and intelligent colored citizens; and whilst not discouraged, she is often quite saddened at the supineness of the better class. During the past summer when it was too warm to labor in the South she spent several months in this field without a farthing's reward. She assisted in romantic sex organizing a Sabbath-school, and accepted romantic sex the office of Assistant Superintendent under the auspices of the Young romantic sex Men's Christian Association.
Mrs. Harper reads the best romantic sex magazines and ablest weeklies, as well as more elaborate works, not excepting such authors as De Tocqueville, romantic sex Mill, Ruskin, Buckle, Guizot, &c. In espousing the cause of the oppressed as a poet and lecturer, had she romantic sex neglected to fortify her mind romantic sex in the manner she did, she would have been weighed and found romantic sex wanting long since. Before friends and foes, the learned and the unlearned, North and South, Mrs. Harper has pleaded the cause of her race in a manner that has commanded the greatest respect; indeed, it is hardly too much to say, that during
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