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      O Unto A Goodly Tree,-— A Rose-Tree—In T...

      The root was left , and so The living rose lay hidden till the time

      When the sweet south should blow . " The rose is dead'they say :

      , False words—but now / they drag the tender root Up to the light of day .

      It withered : tlien they said , ( So falsehood slays the deepest life of love )

      Truly—" the . rose is dead . "

      Isa Craig .

      The Gui Bono'of Schools Of Art For Women...

      THE GUI BONO'OF SCHOOLS OF ART FOR WOMEN . 311

      L.Vl—The Cui Bono Of Schools Of Aet Foe,...

      L _. VL—THE CUI BONO OF SCHOOLS OF AET FOE , "WOMEN . BY ANNIE CAREY .

      .+ . In Attempting 1 To Answer Tlie Comm...

      .+ . In attempting to answer tlie common question , Cm bono ? as

      app minary lied step to Schools , to inquire of Art briefl for women y what 'attached , is it meant may be to b the y desirable the wor term d , b as " a Good preli . " - Wideldiverse the meanings y persons

      of the y same rank are in lifebut differing in mental calibre and cultivationThe whose wealth , is greatlin advance of his cultivation ,

      whose . ideas man of happiness are all summed y up in the words " comfort " and " respectability" cannot possiblunderstand the longing for

      , y the or the choice well- engraving filled library or . statuette His mental —the need appetites of intellectu are but al few society , and ,

      very But spare there diet are sati others sfies them who . have a personal knowledge of , and and its

      belief inthe insatiable hunger of human nature , great powers awaken of and , assimilation draw forth . into To these life - each —that and is all " good of the " which varied tends powers to

      of heart and mind ; all means and appliances which , directly or Indirectlstrengthentemperrefine and enlarge those powers , are

      y , , , "by It them is from accounted good natures and gracious of this . order that Science finds her among

      reverent and feel th worshi at Science ppers , and and Art Art have her a loving greatness discip and les ; a for glory they , a power know nature of which

      and a use , second only to that internal and external they the To question are the the consideration revealers of the Cut and of bono such interpreters of minds Schools we . commit of Art , for without women hesit . Wh ation at ,

      are these schools?—What is their purpose ? How do they seek to effect it ? Does any special rendered class stand in need otherwise of their ? special

      serviceand is the service a _" good , " or These , are questions to which we shall endeavour to give

      satisfactory answers .

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    • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Jan. 1, 1863, page 311, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01011863/page/23/