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however " I was the beginning attendant to be comprehende excited , and d my the audience meaning no of longer my last understood words , , me and ; ,
hastened , to reassure me on the . future loneliness of his venerated master . 4 Oh ! ' said he £ when these are grown up , my lord will have plenty of
, 9 others " And , quite thereupon little _\ , master * * and * valet * broke forth into a fresh fit of laughter . , bthis
The old manhoweverhad remarked that the effect produced on me y conversation esteem . So was he commenced not advantageous , a dissertation to himself which , and he he thoug wished ht to serious preserve , on the my
and annoyances keeping of for too ever numerous all the children a famil that y , on mi , the ght impossibility fall to his share of , bring particularl ing up y erfectl
that but during the I so foundation long everal a life times of as his his arguments . the The point tone was of of interrupting none this the apology less the so was absurd patriarch p and y odious grave , ,
was son . a ' Wretched the people amongst whom such men are honored as models of virtue . ' It was thus I chaunted my recantation . wife of the
She " The was next a handsome day I receive virago d the , dreadfull visit of y the daubed principal over with black patriarch and red . .
I returned her visitand found her surrounded by all the ladies of the town , who lace pai . d She their seemed court , herself to her to as understand the wife all of the the di princi gnity pal of her personage position of , and the p
to enjoy it unreservedly . As I had very little liking for her , I did not culpermission tivate her to acquaintance keep myself any at a farther certain , distance and I availed from the myself doors of of the the Mufti harem ' s .
is toniopolis in a " ruins receptacle I oug , thrown ht . Figure here for pell to all to say mell kinds yourselves something anywhere of refuse small of , . whilst the houses Half town the savage built of vacant Tcherh of dogs wood space ys , jackals and the between mud ancient birds , falling them An of
inhabitants prey , do the a part free of passage street from sweep one ers . house No precautions to another are ; holes taken , , gaps to insure , , the the remains of walls which have fallen downall is heaped up , widenedand goes
on from bad to worsewithout anyone caring , about it . , onl "In venture the interior in the of streets , Asia Minor mounted , there on are pattens towns which where the are inhabitants _s-iieh a heig can ht
that y they might be termed stilts . There are others , where the soles of shoes , pared are forbidden and not , stri and pped replaced of its b h y air sandals in goat hairj or buffalo skin
unpre-. arrival u On going I was to walking see a sick preceded person by in a the _Tcavas town bearing on the in hand very evening a lantern of , and my
I was noting , the ground , for fear of stumbling into a hole , when I struck my forehead violentlagainst * * * a projecting roof . * * * *
" This is a faithful y picture of Tcherkess ,. and of all the towns of Asia
Minor . '"
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Apropos Madam to , the question "Why are boys cleverer than girls" —I
may of remind America your are correspondent boys and girls "Ii , educated " that not together onl y in , but the the government same system schools is
. pursue the most d in notable all , or of almost these , all the , the Madra publi s c College academies , St . of _Andrew Scotland s , I latel At y one foun of d
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Dec. 1, 1858, page 280, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01121858/page/64/
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