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168 WAREHOUSE SEAMSTRESSES.
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" Let her alone / ' bawls a certainly not very respectable woman , t a female plait ? Sampson Use it , up with , miss a sl , y ever wink y inch . " , I Would always ye do have . No her use keep to And then
kind the notice speaker of honesty bod , who y h , contrived was , let one ' em of at min the ni d ght chief their to of own abstract sinners business the in respect . p " lait from of those that the
in unsuspecting the order . girl The 's poor bag , which girl never was was fairly able distributed after to among make more than the others . to her
excepting simp Yet le what " yes the " homage abstraction outweig did hed the of the her . worst asseverations lait in the no room one of dared fifty pay others to insult . ; and Her or ,
p , injure her in any particular . The same big bad woman almost wort shi he pped woman her rose ; once up when in a fury nearl , " y What fainting ¦ ! " , she some exc one laimed it offered dear , " would f her gin ye ,
make her a d—1 like the rest of us ; don't touch , or your life I ' ve , we a bit 'll left help of ye my with screw your . Good order — : you I'd sooner shall have see her a cup stabbed of tea . " , and
On one occasion the woman "was in a violent passion , was but uttering dropped she on the confessed her most seat shocking afterwards and became ly profane to silent the language . writer Some that , thoug when while ht suddenl she she -was y was she ill ,
" going on" Miss C . " lifted her pretty eyes and gave her such a look , that anybody might have knocked her down with a Jb feather . "
More than once has this person , who was the terror o _^ . er own late neig , _hbourhood as her protectress , accompanied , and Miss no mother C . to her could home have when g it iven has more been
excellent advice than that which she addressed to her on the * way . guard never She entreated to against talk gen to her tlemen young never _, for " chaps to in touch " , the " but slacks gin more , for " many especiall " the good devil y but to g was irls be the got in on irl it her led ;"
destruction away , and . they To , mind the gentlemen and her , never meant because anything she " kneio how g ; ' " s say prayers as " And for , herself " she , added " nobod , on y ever parting teached , "I her don nothing ' t expect that Ws any was use good , but . "
_there'll he no harm if ye offer a prayer for me" And then the threatened woman went the and got of the drunk first , and swore that , should at the policeman half a , word and eyes person say
to her . Another female , a mantle hand , said also on one occasion , " I nmst throat change if I my do seat for , I she can makes 't sit opp me osite feel Jessie ten thousand D ., I shall times cut
wickeder my than ever . , I . can't bear real good people , they make me rave but I . know / would that g never ive every can be limb " of Oh ? ny bod there y to are be as sad good humiliatin as she is g " yes
scenes in these places , but here . is frequentl , , y to be seen the sublimest spectacle on earth—Virtue in the presence of Infamy
uncon-; aminable But now by the surrounding terrible " pollution slacks " . are come . The master informs
168 Warehouse Seamstresses.
168 _WAREHOUSE SEAMSTRESSES .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), May 1, 1859, page 168, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01051859/page/24/
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