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224 ANTIOCH COLLEGE.
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very affectionately married falsely . The heart mnst be sc preci educated ice that but wise it w l ill u fall in in harmony love , " not th as the it inviolable might down law s
of Nature p , . There is for instancesuch a thing as physiological intermarriage ; the m , arriag of e identical of near , relations is scarcel If thes more
fruitful of evilthan that temperaments . e impulse laws were which known , woul th ere would t be intermarriages a perpetual of restraint blondes . over or
preven I brune n Reason ttes , by fairl preven y empowered ting their e falling by Cul in ture love we ' with have each an other all- .
suff as s icient Pla Lord t , ois Mayor not onl to arrange the seat the of marriages Intellect , ; but for of the Affe Reas ction on , .
Yes sirwe h , ave observed y love affairs here ; and having seen t no selves no t thing ff , discouraged to t , t unfavourab our o make jud them gmen us l doub ; t the ; they t and studies tha have , in t t hey of generall the case were parties have y honourable commended we " kno , w n them t h ave
hood o Antioch aec and near College to the was y beautiful not only buil lens t and in a s treams ut . iful which neighbour I have
ment , ionedbut was attractive g as a specimen of architecture . according Built in the , to Elizabethan the most approved style , it methods s arrangem for education ts inside . were It
L consis ecture ted R of ooms a , large Museum building , and , Library which . Stretching tained t f backward Cha h p the el ,
from this at both ends were two buildings , in one owhic females ted resided ba large , and Court in the Yard other The the sexes males were . separated These were in
separay . clubs their res also idences were , and had te . separa In the te regular tables . exercises The societies of the or
evenings College and the ladies in the separa held chap a el reception they ming in their led ; drawing and on -rooms Saturday whom _^ at
which all the male students and the professors , —among were three ladies , —attended . I gl and adly accep much ted the entertained invitation
Th to ere be was present d mus this ic and occasion acted , charades was and other s in . the intervals goo . The young people seemed to enjoy their l game i evening tf
much , and the presence of the professors did not at alnerere with Nex their t morning freedom was and Sunday enjoyment and . I went to hear a Discourse of both
from the President . A choir composed of students se an xe admirable s furnished discourse excellent This music gentleman , and the is President too well gave known us
throug and yet hout the account world of to A . ntioch require would any extended be vimp "biograp erfect hy which here ,
should leave any out some sketch of him . The ery late Hon . Horace in
New Mann Eng was land as . well A and native favourabl of Massachusetts y known as , any he served public man her for
224 Antioch College.
224 ANTIOCH COLLEGE .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Dec. 1, 1863, page 224, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01121863/page/8/
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