Things; Yet let me warn you against sufferingyourselves to be meanly swayed by the Follies& Vices of others, for beleive me my belovedChildren that if you do ––– I shall bevery sorry for it." They both aſsured me thatthey would ever remember my Advicewith Gratitude, & follow it with atAttention;That they were prepared to find a World full of things to amaze & to shock them: but that they trusted their behaviour would never give me reason to repentthe WatchfulCare with which I had pre::sided over their infancy & formed theirMinds –""With such expectations & such in::tentions (cried I) I can have nothing to fearfrom you – & can chearfully conduct you toM^rs Cope's without a fear of your being^seducedcontaminated by her Example, or^^{contaminated by} her Follies.Come, then my Children (added I) the