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68 OPEN COUNCIL.
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To the Editor of the Englisli Woman's Jb...
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To The Editor Of The English Womanss Jou...
worthiness not only skill and ill constant her own command department of temper , ( a difficult , with devoted one , ) but attention perfect in trust times - them for sacri
fice of sickness hut I . appeal High to wages all who are have thought ever to known compensate the comfort of every a good and - faithful due , to them servant also , whether ? In endless kindness instances and a true the interest _beginning in their of that welfare fatal is con not
forced sumption vig , ils the ; scourge a secondary of our , hut young still women serious , reason may be against clearly them trace is d their to these insuppose evitable a tendency girl will to spend lead all to cards those and dreary much hours that of is waiting objectionable alone . , patientl Who can y ? Of
she poring does over not some but card dull s hook and , with the conversation aching head of and the heavy servants eyes ' hall , are cours her e natural p so lace when , privation they resources the , ine return _vitable with . Consider to double , and add speed to bitterness , too the y , that end burthen from they comes generall their of , illness poverty experience y , b and elong at home the to of poor , loss the and families comforts of to their feel ,
_greatest spoken of every life . to trial This many to is their no maids false health who picture and all strength agree , it is that . a positive It their is an constant evil fact , so for easil sitting I y have remedied up myself is the , cannot but
Ibe so comp induced letel to y in reflect the power upon it of , and every res lad olve y , that that they I at least will _liope put some an may end to it in their own ease . A little practice , and they will not again wish her to see
the cheeks poor and maid reddene creep d into eyes their a perpetual room half silent dead reproach of sleep . and Let fatigue them , enj , oy their pale own step evening to the ' workhouse s amusement for without the the thoug irl waiting ht that at every their _; ball homes is .. another The
workhouse ! that short but most sad poor and g bitter road to the _grave ! Here is a tangible and preventable evil , neither visionary charitable nor irremediable consideration ,
of and my so readers , commending I entreat this them feeble to but reform true their sketch own to the habits or their milliners * cruel fashions , , and to take pity on their maids .
A Ball _Gtoee ,
Who can unfasten her gown for herself ,,
68 Open Council.
68 OPEN COUNCIL .
To The Editor Of The Englisli Woman's Jb...
To the Editor of the _Englisli Woman ' s JburnaT _^
_Pialogtte . He and She , SheOf all the wonders of this earth
. The greatest is that no man , In all _that ' s best , of highest wortl _* , But little cares for woman !
Kb , _JSo I there great ' s is a shown wonder by greater no man still : ,
That woman , or for good or ill Bat little cares for woman . _^ Poob _Yotnsro _Gruxs , "
Madam , heav Ros en e , color but the is a " very London pretty er " who tint , se and es mu sky ch blue of eit is , I r , dare literall say y , very or met lik a e
phoxically _, must be the " poet with eye in : a fine . frenzy rolling . "
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Sept. 1, 1859, page 68, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01091859/page/68/
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