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:la scetjb rosaxie. 227
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XXXIY.—LA SCEUH BOSALIE.
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; *' We Should Not Omit To Mention That ...
Who manage hospitals ? boards of officials who are little likely to have leisure for erusing' the comparative physiology " of hospitals
at home and abroad p . Where does the power in our prisons ultimately rest , except in the persons of members of the government
and members of parliament , who are too busy to digest blue-books which do not bear on their _own particular bills . And how are the
active merchants and masters of factories , who are the sinews of our commerce , to be convinced of the benefits of certain changes , unless
they are presented to them in the newspaper which they read " the Therefore railway , or it in t the hat speech I hope which to see they these hear subj a t ts a broug public ht meeting up again ?
and again , in . every cheap and accessible form , till the thoughts they tutions making embody " they the are men control thoroug willing hl and y leavened th to admit wome t n hroug fem themselves ale co the -op read homes eration y and of in ardent the Eng insti land to - ,
, enter I propose the new to sp consider here . next month those commercial avocations ,
trades , and mechanical arts , in which it is to be hoped that women can engage with prudence and a fair chance of success .
( To he continued . )
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tions destined for the care and instruction of the young , and a very large God has part made of her the feebleness benevolent and energy innocence flowed of the into new these generation channels a .
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f cure experience as f convic ca of pital t ion g for w lives hich the young we st ourse ru . ggle If lves , we we cannot can ve boug to impart a certain t so to dearl extent them ystill the
sew orce e can o imbue them with opinions , surround them with safeguards , , and imlant rinciles in their minds of which the seeds will
devet lope he ef in for p future ts of p years the p . Chris If tian a perverse minister and and brutal the population ractical hilan repel - pp
t its hrop i ist noran , if t they dul be nes depressed slet them Iby ifc remember s hard obstinacy that , there and hop are eles little s of children g who reel no , tenderness , who are not prejudiced against
which arms any one for they , who them hear . believe p , In and the all offer worst that their families is told hearts these them to little , whoever trust ones every opens are dropped promise loving
as from heaven , and each child is one chance the niore .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Dec. 1, 1859, page 227, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01121859/page/11/
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