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232 MARIA BOCCI LA MOINETTE.
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has of her done fellow what -sufferers she could in to this miti vale gate of the tears manifold . The woes ift of and teaching wants
full had y been she emp bestowed loyed the upon talent the young committed Italian to her maiden trust , g and by her rig heavenl ht faith y - the
Master strange . road There she was chalked nothing out for to her please journey the throug natural h the heart wilderness in in
of the world . She could not say , " the lines are fallen unto me consecrated heritage pleasant , " pl for aces her she , time " neither threw and in her could her acquirements lot she with ever the hop to ignorant e those to have from and " whom the a goodl lowl she y y ,
tention could never with reap the wayward any adequate fro w reward ard tempers ; and of beside half s -wild constant children con- ,
as unaccustomed to bodily , restraint as to mental control , she knew " that she should have to struggle against difficulties of a character
patois peculiar Romanic com to and p her ounde German undertaking d of severa dominion . l The d . ial language ec She ts , must remnan of efface the ts o valley this f Sarac ere was en she ic a ,
could hope , that the knowledge she was desirous of imparting could be natural a little implanted later history . became existed In her the . hand time Ostervald -book no simp ' s of all lification irab engaged le ca of techism in Scri the ptural , work which or of
methods Christian of instruction modern p , hilanthrop was not is published ts for rendering . None the of road the to various learnall
throug ing assurance almo h Christ st that royal prompted who , were streng her theneth then to dreamed the me great , " must of work . have "I of can been mercy do the to internal things which
she the control dedicated or the advice days of of kindre her sojourn d , undefended upon earth by . the Thoug usual h without guards she
incurred of innocence no , reproach without a , legal formed name no , mortal and which legall ties her y ; without she father dwelt a country cloister unfettered , and
in solemn the world vows , had a model failed of to that purity in him . And she 's came out of the ordeal of temptation without preserve even the smell of fire upon her
spotless Maria garments Bocci was . the morning star of adult schools , the precursor
of John Frederick Oberlin , in the Ban de la Roche , and Felix Neff , in the valley of Tressyniere _* " In 1688 says the Rev . Philip Bridel
., , first ifi public time instruction iven to the , " that le is of scholastic the valley instructi by Maria on , " Bocci was for ; " and the peop
from meritorious thenceforth g life was her simp spent le in and going unostentatious from hamlet , but to most hamlet useful , in .
femme * La premiere dont le nom instruction merite & ' publi etre _qtie conserve _commence ; c ' etoit au M Chenit . Bpcci en , surnommee 1688 par une la
hameaux Moinette , , tenir parcecj en _iie p son lein pere air une avoit _^ ecole ete ainbulan moine davoine : elle te , e alloit t et montroit de liameaux a lire mai aux en
enfans des deux sexes : on la payoit en pain ' en fromage gre . — Rev Enfan . Phili t is p an Bridel idiomatioal , Precis expression _JUstorique in the _^ stir language la Vallee commonl dn Lac y -de a _£ - > Joux plied . to children
young persons as well as to mere .
232 Maria Bocci La Moinette.
232 MARIA BOCCI LA MOINETTE .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), June 1, 1859, page 232, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01061859/page/16/
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