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    open council. 429

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    when About he came poor g Op a youth helia— to , I Eng think land Mrs . . Fellows is too mad hard if not on her , for there is

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    Open Council. 429

    open council . 429

    Xadies I Beg In To Rep Say , Ly That To ...

    Xadies In to rep , ly that to S . I J . B . ' s intended observations "to on class my together article " governesses Choice of a Business and dress , ' - *

    makers I beg as say belonging never to parallel trades , " that is , trades of parallel importance gentilityI to have been so misunderstoodand when I

    reor . am sorry , prehension publish the article impossible will . take I classed care to the change two the emp the p loyments hrase advic so to as together avoi to make d the because

    misapthat they ground are the most lies overcrowded to the other , and I therefore am well aware th e at teachers generall one on y

    however belong to belong a hi app gh class to a , many lower being grade . the , the daug daug hters hters of of professional small tradesmen men . Some , and ,

    feared these not become , being teachers gentlew for omen the by sake birth of have social not advancement unfrequentl ; y just , it is as to men be

    sometimes , go into the church or the army for the purpose of becoming gentlemen by profession . teacherat least if

    considered remunerative This is a a foolish lad emp y loyment can motive scarcel is in open y the compensate case to her of , the because for the the many , satisfaction privations any of b more of eing a the action becomes

    jud the positivel governess ged case ambition y is ' s wrong at life once . . , for If Also changed , however then , if she ; the she , sacrifices she person is has then a is her strong of ill course pup qualified vocation ils acting as well , and ri as ghtl love herself y . of I teaching . to am an onl ill y - , unworthmotiveenter

    those blaming alread With who y overcrowded regard those , having , who to no the , without profession other second opening vocation question , to their , are and whether compelled own from detriment an the to consideration enter , and y it to for the bre of , injury £ ad > . . s . an of d .

    ht to enter into our calculations in , the choice of a business—I am decidedl oug y of vocation opinion for that it particular ought and must loyment . A few that persons they will may do hav right e to so

    flismi strong _^ s a such _ideasand some will perhaps be emp happier following their own bent on not a crust the than wi earning th the , a majori competence tyand in whe some n th less ere congeni is no al stron manner g prefe , but rence this for is

    one business case over anotherthe ; solid consideration of « £ . s . d . may surely be allowed to _weip-h . The temptations , of poverty are not trifling , and should _*

    labour if One possible of trul our , be to greatest avoided get . duties living is , in the ' This words is of the the foundation Catechism of , " many to learn virtues and

    sense as the . comp It is y ilers the special of our our Prayer own duty of -book young . perceived persons with and children their usual of of their p the lai teachers n industrial common to ,

    classes thus to learn and labourand it is the special duty help them so _ifco learn . Such at , least is my I am view & . cJessie Boucherjett .

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    Ijadies In The , January Number Of The E...

    _IjADIES In the , January number of the English Woman ' s _Journal , the these writer

    aminations on the Examinations generally , of two the questions Society of , among Arts says many : — " others In considering , make themselve Ex- s

• Citation
  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Feb. 2, 1863, page 429, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_02021863/page/69/