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352 OPEN COUNCIL.
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To the Editors of the English Woman's Jo...
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To the Editors of the English Woman * s ...
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lier as they " doing would well have " they done celebrated had she her reall marriage y been a memb with some er of nei their ghboring own the famil Bush settler y . ,
How I am many now well which speaking -informe it would of d a and teacher affront amiable a in cook a females " border to offer are famil her there y who " or in would in Eng " land be p lad ining . to " g
upon exchange wages the dull formality and drudgery of her governess , life at home for meet the homel with y a friendliness little less refinement and abundance of manners of the isolated or rather Bush I should farm . She conven might - say
dance tionalities of prosperity , and assuredl may y mak inferior e up for household the loss accommodation , of such things , while ; yet affectionate the
abuni the treatment contentment teacher may in . such Hours make a famil even of stud the as y I are roug describe never hest wooden is long expected in or these slab , after warm house her climates a duties palace , with and of y
assist her pup her ils friend , to accompany , the mistress them of the in house visiting , upon , to ride equal or terms drive , or with take them charge , or
of I said have house drawn altogether a happy should and enviable she be ill home , or , absent such as . hundreds families who at home would are be
worth onltoo y of lad and to fit have for , whilst their services here there . And are hundreds now comes of the difficulty to bring these y two g elements together ; emphatically not through the medium of an chance for
hi emi her grant position ship . _ISTo in settler her household would venture than upon domesti such c servant a game or of needlewoman any . She g would not trust her children to a erson of whose antecedents she was
ignorant , and coming in so questionable p a manner . Hence it becomes neces-They sary to must have first a different be chosen arrangement at home b for y ladies the emi whose gration names of this are class a guarantee especiall the y ; .
present they must coarseness be sent out and in idleness a sufficientl of the y emi respectable grant ship m ; ann and er they to av must oid have all a home here to be immediately domiciled in , under the care of a respectable
would and well receive -known them matron from , one the acquainted hands of the with shi the m leading atron colonial each families , who to come fully provided with recommendations p from all ; those friends young person who felt
frei an interest ht would in her be , a and most , in valuable fact with one all the and voucher the matron s she could who procure could bring . Such out a such g would soon be despatched for another , .
any ] _STever respectable have I settler met with as teacher any young , housekeep person er coming , & c , who out has to the not protection been kindl of y ' friends welcomed and , installed neihbors at and once if she in her remained work , sing received le long upon it was equal entirel terms y her by own all
fault . A specimen g has , this moment quitted my house ; she came consigned part obli cated by an ged companion r peop old to do lad le , little y who ; in she , things London thoug is evidentl about h , to from her the y happy son the house here paucity as which , a to bird assist of they ; the she would his serv is wife with ant not as kind class think part , and th teacher of ey doing edu are - ,
th at er home e is , no are doub elegant t the in poor their ;; young manners lad , y and , who sympathetic is an orphan in their , will feelings find a happy ; and
home . I am , Ladies , yours , C . S . T .
352 Open Council.
352 OPEN COUNCIL .
To The Editors Of The English Woman's Jo...
To the Editors of the English Woman ' s Journal . One Lad subscri ies , ption at least will be forthcoming to the " Women ' s
Co-operative Annuity Society , " if in the August number of your Journal notice of its successful formation is given . I am , Ladies , yours respectfull A Subscriber y , . _,
To The Editors Of The English Woman * S ...
To the Editors of the English Woman _* s Journal .
It Ladies may be , interesting and useful to the Country Gentleman who dwells so
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), July 1, 1861, page 352, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01071861/page/64/
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