Never take the least thing that does not belong to you, and never tempt children to give you what does not belong to them.
Never tell tales out of the family, nor tell to your employers the bad things you have seen, or heard in other families, for this is mean and ungenerous.
Do not spend your money for useless and expensive things, but learn to be economical and prudent, that you may be preparing to be a good housekeeper, wife, and mother, if ever you have a family of your own.
Do not form a habit of roaming about to see company, but be industrious in hours not employed for those who hire you, in mending and making your own clothes.
Take care and keep your person clean, and your hair and clothes in order, and have your chamber always neat and tidy.
Do not be rude and boisterous in manners, but always speak politely to all, especially to those who employ you.
Do not waste any of the provisions, or property of your employers, nor let it spoil by neglect, and never lend or give away anything belonging to the family without leave.
Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.
Read your Bible daily, and try to obey its teachings.
Pray to God to forgive your past sins, and to help you keep all his commands, and live every day so that you will not be afraid to die.