10 ’ GLENOWEN, OR THE

due weight upon the minds of-her in-
fant pupils. Charles, thougl yet only
eight years old, discovered an eagerness
for instruction, that he might be able -
to read the beautiful stories in the
Bible, several of which Dame Morgan
recited from: memory, commenting as
she proceeded on the various scriptural
characters, and recommending to their
imitation such as were distinguished for
any particular virtue. By the example
of the patriarch Abraham, they were
‘taught to place their confidence in God
only; and not to allow ‘themselves to
put any seeming good in competition
with his favour and approbation. By
that of the righteous Joseph, the same
trust and submission to the will of
God, united with a peculiar generosity
in the forgiveness of injuries ; which

seemed