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    accomplices. 397

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    Made That Terrible Fine Ladies History A...

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    . my money way , o sa f i life d he because , better I think than in that fine water furn -colour iture , and painting the usual is a nobl luxuries e and

    healthy , pursuit , and I have as much satisfaction in helping the be i lives s the taug of whole these ht in p artists i school th of as the s enj and question oyment how : in in it teres what is a tin question they the produce sfcud whi y ch . " , of should Here the

    effects of their actions , might be made to g the young . For instance , if a boy wanted to buy cardboard to make models ,

    the occasion might be taken by the real educator to show him made the manufac and the tory , and le poin who t made out t it o him and , how he would the cardboar indicate d was the

    unheal , tMness of peop the occupation o ; f making certain kinds of no cardboard t cause , disease and leave in it its to t manufacture he boy to choose A t hundred o use that useful which and did

    . co in m t It eres lex is ting qui acu moral te te cl and ear lessons sub our tle o ideas f enou this o kind h f in morali could portion ty be hav given to e no the . t advance become

    of civilization p , . , Education it is g true has pro been pushing on , but not always to the point , and has been striving after elegant

    kind learning of _^ know or profitable ledge much knowled , more ge im , portant rather th ; how an af to ter do tha good t ot and her

    avoid doing harm to our fellow-creatures in this complex 3 ivilized life .

    nora I think l responsibil our church ities , sho to ul mee d hav t and e taug be h eq t us h l to h the to cul h tiva plex te it ies

    of modern life ; but as far as I know , te curchas been utterl Now y h dumb ow far on this this point . ibility of searching into the effects

    of our actions to carry respons us ?—Is it to make us prefer going without seemingly necessary things , to employing , and so

    producing think so we suffering ought to anywhere make any , e sacrifice ven far if far we away are sure ? Y of , our I

    princi There ple . are certain things which we all know are not only

    produced stolen labour by s b uffering being , forced but which by fear are to absolutel work under y produce the most d by

    fri morally ghtful committing system , y that a great the worl sin d to has ever seen such . a Are system we ? not

    encourage When Mrs . Stowe she came to Eng that land , after should the great abandon success the

    use of " of Uncle slave Tom -grown , " cotto proposed n , sugar , <& c , we as a means of getting *

    rid This of the proposition horrible evil was — not slavery listened . to for a moment seriously ,

    Accomplices. 397

    accomplices . 397

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  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Feb. 1, 1864, page 397, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01021864/page/37/