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    ORGANIZATION. 331

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    4 a success It was said to his of talent...

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    V _ Chapter I. On A Cloudless Morning 1 ...

    Elizabeth Gilbert were travelling towards tlieir home , and the little Charleywho had become thoroughly reconciled to his good fortune ,

    , was accompanying them . S .

    ( To be continued . ) *

    Organization. 331

    ORGANIZATION . 331

    L _ Organization. ,.

    L _ ORGANIZATION . ,.

    4 A Success It Was Said To His Of Talent...

    4 It was said to his of talent Napoleon for , organization that he owed . a " great We were part not of his too wonderful proud to

    success learn from a foeeven a vanquished one , so we took some lessons from himandsince , his career was closed , we have made rapid

    advance Still there in , our are , appreciation yet forces and pr at a ctice k of and organiz others ation lying . dormant ,

    waiting for action , to many which the princip , le of organization , even in its simplest and least complicated forms , is neither applied , nor

    even thought worthy of application . lanthropy thing Within has been among the last done the three , in female the years way half much of of promoting societ has y been zeal , and industry and said many , abilit an and scattered d some with phi-

    been which successes aided women in therein these have _directions by taken the up assistance testif their y own to of the cause the , other and have sex . likewise y But to timstable

    render this movement more expansive , and at the same e and enduring , a centre on a broad basis is imperiously demanded from ;

    a centre towards which all these efforts may be directed , or which and organization they may of derive that association support— in If short at , thi we s moment want association London is ,

    . to be taken as the centre of the movement , it is certain that as yet the Land ' s End knows not what John o' Groat ' s is doingand

    , It across is evident St . George that ' s while Channel what the want be of calle knowled d the ge improvement is greater still of . may

    the condition of women must gradually advance , to make it effective , societies known all plans throug in and communication hout efforts the for king that with dom purpose the ; and central oug in ht order association to be to made do oug so generall , ht branch to be y

    root established In , some and we in of every our hope large town to see m of anufacturing the ere United long good Islands cities fruits the . produced idea has as taken the

    result . But as women are everywhere , and everywhere their interests are identicalso should it be everywhere made known

    intelli what is gent and and oug worth ht to y , be women done in for one their bond benefit of union , and thus and of unite sister all

    hood An for association the good may of all certainl . y lay claim to privileges which can in

    nowise be granted to private individuals ; in union , women can .

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  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Jan. 1, 1861, page 331, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01011861/page/43/