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Excerpt from Memoirs of Eminently Pious Women of the British Empire, Vol. 2 of 3
She had a strict and severe education, and it was one of God's graces and favours to her. For, being the heiress of a' great fortune, and living amongst the throng of persons in the sight of vanities and empty temptations, that is, in that part of the kingdom where greatness is too Often ex pressed in great follies and great vices, God had provided a severe education to chastise the forward nesses of a young spirit and a fair fortune; and intending to secure this soul to himself, would not suffer the follies of the world to seize upon her by way of too near a trial, or busy temptation.
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