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      bi * mk / t » 4 ka tttfpn gweb tb&m mist or fail iaa teskat ttoartnagtpfttt ctfs ^ greflMav f bmt an nwakBned h «» rt will beat * M » r » fitLtWtoc uifttcl parpna wfeilut it has life * *» d ask no co » t bqtvtlw ¦ ¦ i n tmauuMM of * hat confidence which first set its superior knpwhu j m •^^ irtiiriii i ¦ * . - ¦ i ¦ ¦ . ' ¦ ¦ . -. - : .- . •¦* ' ;(* i * v - + ¦ ¦ ¦ the

      MW-aHB'VMfVW **'' " >•»• ~ ~ - •¦ " ¦ ¦ » - " " *¦ *¦ « - v ^ Dhoie are ^ hree large divisions of national famil y tos&eefc tie . weli ^ iofcrmed , the reflective , the people of leisure ^>*« dl ^ &aa £ v&&e&ce , are especially called upon to attend ; theseM * kz thei . > humblest * classes , servants and children ; in one res £ m& tfcdy ar ^ alike , they require a generous , kindly , UQramttiiii ) s ^ iperrraorship . Many persons ( especially such as Deatt Stififit . admonished not to expect perfection ' for ten pounds a , y ^ wt ^

      think it enough if the poor and servants are given etnplapttaettfe loil ^ toii—~ tail , —never let them . have a moment ' s neatt or relaxation , aad then they cannot get into rniac . h *^* Hotr vroold these Pharaohs like to receive the measure thftttfrb * tbepmete ? - With re&pect to children , scarcely anyibing ^ w& * is * thou gh t of ibr / hem but giving them the means of adiv $ er

      m * irt ^ wbi eh people imagine done when they giYQ th * Jfltt * c « eat « res beaf > 8 ol unmeaning toys . * ^« l '« tr ? Kow I hope the rocking-horses at the corner of StJPa ^ l ' * chttvc&ywd will not snort indignantly at me , nor th « r < nuic ^ % y 4 d dolls look scorn upon me ! I have no uakiftd C 9 frt * mf& for even them , nor would I utterly exclude then * Iron * ttafc

      little-hfjeded , but really important place , the pb ^ room ^ But * I must beg the little boys and girls to stand aside fot * roitfut * i and servants too—not , let them be assured , from auy ww ^ tloi rebp « et to either ; for in the first I ever behold the WOiM ^ ltlllMB ^ improvers and enjoyers ; in t h <* latter , a class , which , uuai < tajriitt& j » o maUrially as they do to every domestic and soetal < 0 QfitfQf& ; might , and ought to , gain the gratitude of those tb ^ y aentfNf * tbe moral reward which would endear and diguify , the p ^ QAIt !

      niarrtr ^ coajpeti se they receive . This remark applies Q&fi » oMI ^ to female servants , always worse paid , and , in ge ## r « l » vJWMHt ^ teserriGx than male servants . But just now I wan t : t % taU ^ p { the people ; the much-tried , little-taught , un encouraged « mitlT tiltti e > bora amid tbe mire of the social state and thftft reproached for being muddy . With all their wants , wit ^ , r * U their vroes , I cherish hopes regarding them bright ami beWitic fill a « the rainbow , that offepnng of nature ' s smiles and tfllfcP *

      and feel mn interest in their progress , vital as the destr ^* tJlMr > pihewi , which can onl y become sufficiently enlarged » pA l > lMri loved by * d * iittinjt all to its enjoyment . The beat to < HMrfW » tt oribe people are tkose who are labouring in tbe Cau ## ro £ IJ fii verbal BduceUon ; the promot ^ ri * of infant schooW ^ f > v ^ f Alii m i « feot Mbo # W ( ami there ought to be aohoofc kmtfukmm fttmds i * ^ 4 riectea aduitt > are cwmmg & * *** & * + * * && *

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1836, page 749, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2664/page/33/