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    324 A FACTOBY VIOLET.

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    LIL—A FACTORY VIOLET.

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    Those familiar with the literature of th...

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    " Going Abroad," Like Authorship, Is No ...

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    grea R c esin t many carsreturning well-filled from vehicles town , o to f the a be country tter stamp , suburbs than , af the ter

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    discharged we drive could to the onl th City y a eir hope watery of , the for the Dead treasures sake , that of upon some the n the ext of - t visitors whole he burs of t who ing the clouds mi route

    ghtwe had taken from _Naples to Pompeii . Y . S . _N .

    324 A Factoby Violet.

    324 A FACTOBY VIOLET .

    Lil—A Factory Violet.

    LIL—A FACTORY VIOLET . BY JOHN PLUMMER .

    Those Familiar With The Literature Of Th...

    Those familiar with the literature of the Midland Counties hi ay

    to occasionall of y have singularl observed y graceful , the name and expressive of Buth W charac ills appended ter ; but

    few poems are tical aware name that is herself the gifte one d w of rit the er , who myriad owns daug th at ters not of

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    ry p h eroic ara hei tivel ghts fe ; w but and the far histories between . of Hence self-made the value women of the are

    mpy hea little rted narrativ little poetess e * in whi has ch told , with the violet _stoiy -lik of e her modest life . y , our

    brave-Huth Born Wills of poor received and illiterate the rudiments parents of who education resided at in Leicester a dame- , ill

    schoolwhere she proved the reverse of a docile pup , severa pronunciation presided sharp , contests over taking of the certain educational place words between establishment , which her and led the , to conce old her r lad receiving nin y g , who the

    one sundry of the flogg Leicester ings . At Sunday five years Schools of age , a , circumstance she was received to which into

    and * Co Lays . Leicester . of Lowly : Winks Life . and By Son Kuth . Wills . London : Siinpkin , Marshall ,

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  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), July 1, 1864, page 324, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01071864/page/36/