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40 A VISIT TO AN IJOTASHIONABI^ X.OCALIT...
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VII,—A VISIT TO AN UNFASHIONABLE
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4 Part Ii. Needuework V. Domestic Servic...
lace avoiding prevail the and small maintaining portions of the its distance country where from sewed the other muslin sorts and of
other kinds in an , of old embroidery stock . That , it stands the Spaniards the representative used it for of some an inherent of their
power pedi ornamental and work in conjunction favors its Milesian with all ancestry other ; manufactures but , with or without in which a _,
gree , commend the female it to population the consideration of Ireland of the have guardians employed of pauper themselves girls , , and we Give Irish
b the women e no educators reason special wh of training the Ireland workin for should g their classes not peculiar in be our in faculties community the British , and . dominions there can _, y
countries what "Vbs . ges , Ypres , Malines , and Valence , are in S . their Meeedith respective .
40 A Visit To An Ijotashionabi^ X.Ocalit...
40 A VISIT TO AN _IJOTASHIONABI _^ X _. OCALITY .
Vii,—A Visit To An Unfashionable
VII , —A VISIT TO AN UNFASHIONABLE LOCALITY . By Y . S . N .
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¦ ¦ «» courteous Reader . . ; . . ! friendl I will . y not & c . apostrop & c . —leaving hize you you to as select benevolent the adjective , kindl in y ,
which you , most deli , ght—hoping for your own sake and for the sake will of some others little to , that you are me each to and the unromantic all of these and things unfashion , or you
care accompany should able localit have y known to which nothing I desire but to for introduce some of you the — periodical a spot of literature which I
of the day . of feeble back If last you number effort year have ' s will of Magazines read Household that , abl altogether should y Words -written you , treating a paper be work acquainted on entitled of the supererogation same " with Blind subject a very '' in ; , this far but one
as some at least of prove the readers of these pages may not be equally to familiar enlist with their those sympathies just named on , behalf I will at of all a events class of make sufferers an attempt who
The cannot unfashionable well make an locality appeal to to which the public I wish in to their introduce own defence you is . St
situated in Euston "Road . " 127 , Euston "Road , near . Pancras Church If much , London of a , railway N . W ., " traveller is the full , you and have the proper time often address , the probabl . curiosit y , been to
_writer very near the to house it ; but with have that you address ever , had bearing on its or modest frontage y Gen a board eral Welfare announcing of the it Blind as the " ? Al " Associ as ! for ation the s for ore need Prom of oting such the an
Association . What a wide field of labor lies before it , and how sad controlth
now that means , be owing for falling doing to causes off even weekl over what y to which was an incredible beg its inning members extent to be have ! done The no public should have ,. just -e ,
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Sept. 1, 1862, page 40, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01091862/page/40/
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