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144 PASSING EVENTS.
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-*. It Has Been Said That The Nation May...
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to Minister deliver and a lec Committee € ure on watchmaking of the congregation , with espeeial of Saint reference Barnabas to , Clerkenwell the employ- , ment reverend cies of of rude women Chairman interruption , during , it would which , so have that he been , was but met impossible for the by hisses repeated for , him abuse interference to , obtain and every a hearing of spe the
at all . Bennett soci In al referring nuisan said that to it the in that happy looked country result a ignorance of poison the and experiment was a pestilence regarded in . Switzerland " as The the laws greatest , made Mr .
ce : was on as it ignorant criminal child : th . " ey The puni lecturer shed the subsequentl parent who y cursed stated him that the com to three be munity well ht -educated with watch an
had a short time before lied to taugundertake making young wom ; that the en task he had of their not been instruction able to , but meet app th with at a Swiss an Eng settled lishman in London who would had
ordinary consented apprenti to do so ce , and boys that would they have had don made e in as well six much years their progress : but teacher in that six had these months been well as
cruell disposed It is y persecuted however and industrious , no that matter it young had of been surprise persons found , as that inevitable the as change to relinquish in publi , the c attempt opinion so , .
which , we have , indicatedshould be observable first in the higher strata of society . It is not only among , the foremost reform nations must , but naturall , in general be , looked among for the
foremost minds of those nationsthat y . The highest peaks will glitter in , the sunshine , while mist and darkness still lie on the valleys . *
* " Die gipfel der Menschheit werden glanzen , wann noch feuchte Nacht auf den _Thalern Schiller
liegt . "— .
144 Passing Events.
144 PASSING EVENTS .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), April 1, 1858, page 144, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01041858/page/72/
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