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REMUNERATIVE WORK TOR GENTLEWOMEN. 183
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¦XXXIV.—REMUNERATIVE VOEK FOB GENTLE-
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* There are few more satisfactory occurr...
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* , About One-Fourth Of All The Children...
hour of need would never be forgotten , and sanitary instructions would be really efficient . Mothers might be taught that it is a their
crime to abandon their children for the sake of increasing their income husbands so long as Habits the bare of necessaries cleanliness of and life order can be would secured be in by
-. sensibly acquired from contact with the better classes . All this is little neither self Utop -denial ian nor while impossible others . led The by examp good work le , would might g cost ladly some join a .
Let a few leaders , of fashion , take the matter in hand and much would There be are rapidl however y effected certain . mistakes to be avoided . Anything
which tends , to undermine , the self-reliance of the lower classes is a intercourse positive evil between . Tact and the delicacy extremes would of society be necessary beneficial to make to the a poor freer .
obedience They should to be the allowed laws of to health think that & cbring good conduct their own , as rewards well as
"What can be more degrading than , those , exhibitions we read of , In which displaye old d men as , rare new- animals coated and to the brig admiring ht-buttoned squire for the and occasion friends , ,
are because reason we " they think have the system never of been iving on the prizes rates whether " ? For for the the s best ame
g , fed Eng baby land or is the regarded cleanest as cottage the head , equall -quarters y objectionable of the domestic . virtues _,,
and we boast of the word " Home " as a national possession . Our * libraries teem with pretty pictures of happy families in the lowest theme
ranks of life . To writers of fiction weary of the artificial , no has been more congenial than the simple habits and family virtues
of accounts the poor . . If their With readers some truth would , there take is the much trouble to mi to slead inform in themr these besides
innocent y selves ielding practicall s other which good y has , a results proper suggested , would app these lication go remarks far of to the lessen . knowled that mortalit ge , y of
Artiiuk Leaked , M . D _*
Remunerative Work Tor Gentlewomen. 183
REMUNERATIVE WORK TOR _GENTLEWOMEN . 183
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¦ XXXIV . —REMUNERATIVE VOEK FOB GENTLEWOMEN . *
* There Are Few More Satisfactory Occurr...
* There are few more satisfactory occurrences than the meeting of two a man opposite ! " The demands conjuncture — " A is man always wanting hailed a as place a stroke , a place of what wantin we g
unthinking In such l circumstances y term good fortune we seem . to be placed at this time . Two
* We insert this paper as an individual suggestion ; not as endorsing the
writer ' s views . —
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Nov. 1, 1862, page 183, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01111862/page/39/
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