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Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded Volume 2 Letter 94
In which a thoughtful correspondent reflects upon the practical difficulties of shielding children from the influence of servants, urging that the virtue and conduct of the entire household, especially that of the parents, provide the most effective example for the young. Emphasising the importance of benevolence, humility, and emulation in education, the letter suggests that a judicious blend of home tutelage with the companionship of a well-chosen peer might best nurture both moral and intellectual growth.
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