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IJTOEE. THE SiWU 295
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the The Mil _eajitain but my would companion liave liad us decidedl see the y grinding objected _^ liouse to what , far looked up on
¦ some half , -a-mile of climbing" pathway ; moreover , our friends at Penzance would expect us home to dinner quite as _Biit soon as we
l could eavin get Botallack there as with it was a , and decided we left intention it unvisited of returning . we before were
temp many ting g days to should be foregone pass . . I The was mine resolute descent , my companion was altogether desirous the too ,
and the more we discussed Shehowever the matter was as ( we naturall drove y homewards enough ) afraid more we
ing that would the eager anxiet put grew y obstacles of . her famil in , the y about way , ; the but safety they say of the that proceed with , a -
woman Within " vouloir that week , c ' est we pouvoir were again , " and at so Botallack we found with it . an increased mine
part think y . ) had Mr . been James informed , the superior of our desire official , and of had the arranged ( Bursar that , we I
according should accomp ly , his lish son it received on the following us at the Saturday new counting from - our house first , still erecte visit the d ; distance from the mineThere ishowever
at - steps old some counting from little the _' -house platform close with to the which Crown the . eng tramway ine-house , is , connected and onl , y a , and few
these Mr . James proposed should be the dressing-rooms for the of occasion the expedition , out of courteous ; for , as consideration he very justl to y the remarke two ladies d it , would ¦ " since who not wer they be e
would leasant be to forced them to to mak walk e rather so far guys . " of A themselve fire had s been , lighted for
the their p _unbeautifnl comfort in costumes the long they upper must room in of prudence this counting adopt - were house read , and y de chambre such
in occasion charge . of So an to elderl the y old woman counting fit fox -house femme our party sped on without John an
delay , accompanied or as the men by called Mr . James him , Cap and tain the John mine , who -captain was , going _JBoyns , in
try usual down ing dressing with to both us . -room sides The . ; w we As ork all to of the had the meeting a toilet sufficient was after soon sense the begun operation of and being , our it under hter was
undepressing inspiring as circumstances to their effects as on to ourselves personal and appearance our had beholders the , best . laug of But it the for - ladies admitted that for once the gentlemen ,
. in gruit the y ; comp but lete the miner effect ' of s dress the round which miner they 's wore hat , there and which miner was ingenious no 's coars incon e - ,
reddened , cotton jacket , over an unexpanded skirt , no loop tomed ings to would inflated make yards sufficientl of drapery y picturesque , might well to be satisf try y ing eyes to accus their
feelings _xinder which , and each to the of us gentlemen wore a ' white s risibl sk e ull invulnerable inclinations -cap to protect . helmet The the head hat ( ,
strong from the , that red to clay test its stains endur , is ance an I almost have stood on one , and stamped , so
Ijtoee. The Siwu 295
IJTOEE _. THE _SiWU 295
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), July 1, 1863, page 295, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01071863/page/7/
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