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A SEASON WITH THE DRESSMAKERS. 7
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II.—A SEASON WITH THE DRESSMAKERS, OR TH...
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Chapter II. than I know when not a a mor...
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A Season With The Dressmakers. 7
A SEASON WITH THE _DRESSMAKERS . 7
Ii.—A Season With The Dressmakers, Or Th...
II . —A SEASON WITH THE DRESSMAKERS , OR THE EXPERIENCE OF A FIRST-HAND . ' 4 *
Chapter Ii. Than I Know When Not A A Mor...
Chapter II . I know not a more difficult suddenl question satisfactoril herself y to obli reply to to ,
than when a young' female , y finding ged tion seek her shall own I living , ? asks " If herself she is or educated her friends and , " What occupa lished - accomp
pursue , in she the will capacity perhaps think of Governess of turning . such She acquirements will have almost to advantag decided e to herthat in
upon this course , when it will suddenly occur , perh such aps a capacity is not fond she of wil ch l ildren never , or be , if free fond from of them her pup , woul much ils— d not she
like to be at all times-tied to them , on _Sundaj _^ s as as governess the during ils the seeming is week treated . to That onl forget y in as ei that an ght upper the out sam of servant e every talents , ten the which fam parents qu ilies al , if of y a
minds her pup for of the the responsibl children e also charg fit e of her instructing to be a suitable and formin companion g the
for the mother . , of The having intended only her governess pup looks ils then and becomes the d servants for disgusted of other the at house mode the idea to of
associate thoug _employment ht of with in . , their Companion and turn she , and , or rejected aroun amanuensis , because some to a such lady vacancies are each
occur but seldom . as As an a apprentice last resource , pays , she a app premium lies to and a milliner becomes , is too what accordin old is to called enter to
she arrangement an " wen Improver t there ; when , " to for learn , if twelve she she has month will studied be s capable or two diligentl years as an y , the _" assistant busin g ess "
are the and of earning latter ambitious in due position a tim small e of to taking a sal first ary , - upon , hand first rising - . hand themselves 1 from Comparativel being that held the to responsibilit y a answerable few second , however -hand y for of , ,
is above any not faults allowed all , or for accid the the ents punctual privilege ; every that may comp of increasing happen letion of in her her her orders number work , -room thoug of assis ; h and she
tants The as class the of work requires le it . of which I have now been speaking ,
daug Merchants and who hters are of as constantl Medical well young as peop y of men met a , of with erior Clergymen in class these of , " of Tradesmen Ateliers Officers , " , are and whom the of
misfortune , has overtaken . sup , as Another Lad ' s maids class . are Their those career who purpose in a house to obtain of business their livelihood is usually y
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Sept. 1, 1863, page 7, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01091863/page/7/
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