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OPEN COUNCIL. 358
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A Madam letter in , the " Englishwoman's...
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A.N Old Debt. By Florence Dawson. Two Vo...
that bustle of of the human subdued exertion footsteps letting round down the the grave silent ,- —the inhabitant last heavy into , dreadful his last
resting " So - they place turned , which home sounded ; , the over three the brothers burial wei last ht of of _JSTorlaw and toil lingering which . * he , turned had left back *
their to life shoulders and their for troubles whom —all this the solemn weary midni g ght expedition was their last on emotions word personal - —their — service and hearts , passed . The < grit softl three ' y like under came Tweed together the , old and fruit , hand flowing which trees in , shone full which hand with , in shed say lines unspeakable ing heavy of never silver dew a
under upon their the moon heads ; , and Tweed throug , lying h the full wet in paths a sudden revelation of moonlight , led one bank of rock falling off into fair boundary soft shadows of of possession trees , the and other the guarding bubbles of with foam a
g g loomy leaming ge river brig over ht some upon which the they rap passed id current an hour , was ago not , than more was unlike their the own invisible coming
and going . "
Open Council. 358
OPEN COUNCIL . 358
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_XLXX—OPEN COUNCIL , i i Ud Ud' '
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m m , , [ As these pages are intended for general discussion , the Editors do not hold
themselves responsible for the opinions expressed . 3 niust Does Madam be not , " A lad Clergyman ' fault ' s Wife if she " make sacrifices too much comfort of a to trine fashion ? It while surel to y
Eng go objection absolutel lish working every able y and against ladies unnecessary ys own the " so fashion pitied . May b by y adopting I your of suggest correspondent , a a substantial special medium " attire ? costume material to the " , is quilted ' at * active once
woollen A full , or moderatel washable y short according petticoat to the , season some ; a dress-skirt unnounced , , _un- , the lined ; a , loose outer double jacket , soled of wat boots erproof This u tweed with ; " the a close addition bonnet of one or hat of ; those and
hooded comfortable indispensable waterproof costume cloaks for - any now working so general . , walking , is , the , kilt or simp travelling lest the , neatest dress lady . , skirt and In sum most - ,.
mer one arm it is , pull light the and cloak cool hood , in winter over rain your you bonnet can neat " , and petticoat march up" on just , dry clearing - and clean over the ,
li boot throug ht -tops form h any , and manner walking a skirt of over dress mud , as far or wide more and . comfortable long A as you than please _" , bloomerism so that it is , " onl and y
g , a the As hooded for its cloak singularity is better , in than this any costume umbrella I . have gone through , town and not that the British
public country , civic in all or seasons rural , has and ever all weathers been particularl , and I Your am y amused humble aware by servant ,
Dorothy , . Wife P . S . " - — that One the hardl aforesaid y requires dress to state _Jmust to so necessaril sensible a y person be guiltless as _"A Clergyman of hoop or ' s
crinoline , _.
A Madam Letter In , The " Englishwoman's...
Madam letter in , the Elishwoman ' s Journal" of last month expressing a
A " ng to wish be to activel learn the useful most is suitable suggestive dress of for much women in _rejjl who y . are I think disposed it should or obliged first y
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Jan. 1, 1859, page 353, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01011859/page/65/
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