"A GOVERNESS WANTED."

New Zealand Herald and Auckland Gazette, Volume I, Issue 56, 2 March 1842, Page 4

"A GOVERNESS WANTED."

governess ieft us, dear brother, strange fit of pique—seek out for anothert We .'. latest next week. But I*ll give you a few plain credentials. The bargain with speed to complete ; Take a pen—just set down th< And begin at the top of the sheet. She must answer altqueriea directly, All sciences well understand — . sketch from nature correctly, short rrandr •e.andsweetne ncferts must not sigh at all*— She «3oust dance with et etriess, 1 T«t never must go to a ball. She rave needy relation 3 stfol, yet plain , liscoursemus uotatior memory all dates rou*-: must point out each autho She must n a leai ■ .. lie iri her She must never Oe nerv; u . If the writes essays, odes, the ■ If sh< If she deem it high treason to If to mildness she add sense and jpirii; I love to reward modest merit, And I give—'twenty g

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