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    328 woman's work in the world's clothing...

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    h e ver mi tica ght l position succeed , he and saw adopting that there 1 the was idea yet thus a furnished way by which the

    fortunate result was , really attained . , Unambitious of fame or fearing persecutionHfor

    some time kept his machine concealed , he , and argreaves his family bestowed secre unshared enjoy t ing s t - and for be the very the undisturbed superior good long kept of advantages ; mankind , but or Providence suffers it to be conferred the reserved rarel fruit y of permits upon exclusivel inspira them such tion ,

    for private profit . His family were naturally rather proud of y what he had achievedand of the increased roductive ower

    having with which quitted they for were a time thereby , the invested sick-bed ; of and a one p neighbour day his whom p wife *

    boas she t was that nursing - during , her on short her re absence turn cou she ld had not refrain no from less than the

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    of their work instead of a friend who furniture woul assailed d hel , their p and them benefactor at better last , b to , y broke perform their ceas his it , eless machines the misguided persecutions , destroye sp , inst d drove his ers

    remained him from behind his native for he place had . made Some a of few his for wheels various , however friends _, and when the clamour , had a little subsidedthese were gradually ;

    excited brought a into mob use assembled , when again houses the were popular broken , passions intoand became

    machine , that could be met , with dashed into fragments , . every This outrage roused the authorities to exertionand the stringent

    measures effectually adopted quieted with them regard for the to the future rioters that , on when this occasion machines _^ so

    the once Jenny more venture held its d ground to appear desp , no ite further of printed , opposition attacks was as shewn well ,

    , in as practical so onslaug far at hts least , and as henceforth Lancashire increased was concerned and multip But lied

    in peace Notting , hamshire , whither Hargreaves had retired . fresh into took displays use place in of there feminine that on part occasion fury of the awaited of country his invention him , not , and onl being in y an was first affray he broug himsel , which ht f

    wounded , "but a young woman whom he had brought with him

    328 Woman's Work In The World's Clothing...

    328 woman ' s work in the world ' s clothing .

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  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Jan. 1, 1864, page 328, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01011864/page/40/