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BIANCA MIUSSI MOJON. 9
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II.—BIANCA MILESI MOJON. *
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in Servants England ' wage , exc s are ept hi butchers gh : a good ' meat cook , which would is ask abou £ 30 t half , a good the house price - .
maid £ 25 ; but all the ladies must be prepared to assist in everything ; they tarch should and iron invariabl fine things y arrange their the bedrooms tables for , make meals pastry and beg , & in c ,
a t once on the rule , that no , prepare lady can require anything done , for her which There it is is disgraceful no want of to means do for herself inclina . tionto pay as liberally for
, , to the teach education them of t g irls as of inferior boys , bu sty t le there of educa are few tion or given none to qualified or
possessed by female with ; s in very the in colony the is a classes constant . If and two painful or three source of the of upper
annoyance elder ladieswho many must be well known to the Harley Street institution , would go to , Sydney , with the express object of establishing a should
firstclass 86 school , I am sure the success would be very great ,- they at take leas with t of them the a sufficien ty should t staff be of thoroug well-qualified hlcompeten teachers t to , manage and one ,
economically the par whole household ; this establishm y ent could also act as head-quarters for & cof all classes . If
accomthe modation voyage could , or when be occasionall wai governesses ting to given sail , , i to t , would ladies remunerative add on to landing the profits from ,
and increase the connexion , and become at once . profi the For Good chief table some general essen work time tial ready knowled there for for the will ge many country , be wi a th general the ghl dis y p tricts ower educa preference , and ted but sensible there will for to school is app ladies abundant ly educa . it , is
tion , * the would settlers' be houses difficult are to mostl accommodate y built by but themselves three , or and four a
mi governess ght well establish themselves together in the , numerous flourishing towns they would not need any male protector , and would very
_sjDeedil In all y find the ; details pupils . I have iven I have endeavored to avoid the
slightest exaggeration , or any g thing that may lead to disappointmen will t take . If ladies who and in trust England themselves find life they a constant will very toil and seldom anxiety and ,
regre only t under in courage making the most the unusual change which circum , st I ances so strong , have ly recommend any cause , for to
them .
S . C .
Bianca Miussi Mojon. 9
BIANCA MIUSSI MOJON . 9
Ii.—Bianca Milesi Mojon. *
II . —BIANCA MILESI _MOJON . *
In Appropriating To Our Own Pages The Fo...
In appropriating to our own pages the following notice of a distinour guished obligation Italian to of the the Transatlan present tic century friend , we upon desire whose to tr ackno anslati wled on it
is based .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), March 1, 1861, page 9, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01031861/page/9/
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