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428 OPEN COUNCIL.
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Ladies, often been Lik painfull e the y ...
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Madam, it has My been experience suffici...
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With many fears lest your patience with me ,. I _> Yours sincerely ,
Isabella Fyvie . PS . —Please to notice in the recent Report of the affairs of the Fund , that CommitteeRichardson
is the the London wife of Branch the merchant of it is managed who did b so y a much Ladies in ' the . welcome . of Mrs Garibaldi . .
428 Open Council.
428 OPEN COUNCIL .
Ladies, Often Been Lik Painfull E The Y ...
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of Invalids of a samp the " Permanent ladies le . of I allude these Invalids especiall two ing their defects ; " but y to services th the in ere our treatment are . nature When others of quit one who monthl e , of I as these think y much nurses , nurses present as , on Permanent is the us known part
as efficient , her engag time , from one year ' s end to another , is passed in different consideration ladies' homes what , attending opportunities to her vocation are iven , and her it during becomes that a tim matter e for of attending
serious-Divine worship , or in any way caring g for her eternal welfare . One case been which a much came - under sought my -after personal popular notice monthl was y nurse that of for an years aged ; woman upon , my , who grand had
enquiry what father a p it lacing blessing appeared her it in th would at an having Alms be to ' been House her constantl to , one get of y to the emp the first loyed Church thin for gs the again she last said . five U was pon or _,, than
twice six years all that , she time didn ! 't Oug think ht she this had to be manage so ? d Surel to y get we to have Church never more thought will about ever it ? be But true now that let " me evil call is your earnest ht bwant attention of thoug to the ht as neg much lect , as for b it
wrougy y want of heart . " I remain , Yo Ladies urs faithfull , y ,
A Clergyman ' s Wife .
Madam, It Has My Been Experience Suffici...
Madam , it has My been experience sufficiently of long society to has convince not been me of of many the existence years' duration of a most , yet confined to
ran pernicious k of life trait or division in its usages of our , and country it is one ; but that is fast I fear becoming is not a national . evil any . As and I their understand privileges , that , the are condition under your of women especial , their notice duties , may , their I requirements hope for an , which
to insertion me not , in wholl your y unconnected valuable paper with , of the the object following of your observations publication , V I seem trust th of at my my observations faults of sty " will le and be considered diction will , rather be overlooked than the , and manner that in the which matter I
have Civilization handled the in the subject degree . * now possessed by us , has , amongst the multitudeuridreaded of its accompany And , ing this blessings is not too , one strong curse a , term powerful for an because evil which unseen is fatal and in
. Jfor its consequences is not that ri to htl the called morals a curse of the which present deteriorates and the the rising female generation character _* . undermining its g virtue y , and deprivin , g it' of its most lovely attributes ? The _,,
features of fashion of artfull this evil y constructed are not repulsive to conceal , because their they lack are of truthful hidden beauty under . a But veil ,
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Aug. 1, 1864, page 428, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01081864/page/68/
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