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118 HELPS TO THE DOCTOR.
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XXII.—HELPS TO THE DOCTOR. ;
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factory went in and to see uninteresting Mrs . M , so the I colored eanie away lad . because When Anna it was M dusk is I y
ill . I told her where I had , been in the morning , 1 , whereupon she stormil bragged " dirty y ni , ggers up bitterl , but . " y that That expre the they ssed girls do her call learnt opinion all c nothing olored , that peop the but le schools to so call is true folks were ,
but Mrs . B _, the principal , does not teach it .
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118 Helps To The Doctor.
118 HELPS TO THE DOCTOR .
Xxii.—Helps To The Doctor. ;
XXII . —HELPS TO THE DOCTOR . ;
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+ I think it will be readily admitted by most thoughtful _j > _ersons in
behalf their who general have sympathies of more any susceptible purel knowled and their benevolent ge of co generous of -operation human object emotions nature are than more , those that than easil women of men y the enlisted , and sterner are that on
sex . It is any not now y my business to inquire into the causes of this factbut rather to consider certain results which may be wrought out
of it , for the advantage of both , men and women . To those who some regard kind this of peculiarity weaknessand of character consequentl as y essentiall as deserving y connected of some mea with
sure of contempt , I have , nothing to say at this moment . lucrative The present pursuits movement is deserv for ing the of general zealous supp employment ort from of every women right in
minded person , but there is . nevertheless a large class of women whose condition will not be in any wise affected by such an
increased which arrangement is income perfectl . Their y would satisfactory livelihood not afford . to Is secured them them , a and to sufficient them the in prospect inducement some manner of an to
this position alter : — their that of present many their of dependence habits these and women modes is not I make in of all life no cases . comment U felt pon to the further be dependent irksome than ,
that it would not necessarily impede the carrying into effect of the ideas I am about to set forth , and that my suggestions if _^ carried
out would not in any way aggravate the burden of such dependence . at position There their are own in society many disposal women is , secured but who whose to are them means subject , and of to whose one sustenance great time is and and very pressing whose ladies much
want—that of occupation . This is more generally true than will be , commonly disposed to admit . There are few persons who l will ess there content are to many acknowled who will ge that get their up an time elaborate is absolutel affectation y value of
industry absolute , idleness in order . to I escape feel certain the disgrace that many and of the self fanciful -reproach occupa -
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Oct. 1, 1861, page 118, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01101861/page/46/
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