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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), December 1860, Edition 1 of 1, Page 275

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      Jmy Life, And What Shall Women I Do , Wi...

      the the prepared saw surest loves the duties themselves to well speak - neg spring lected with being of power comfort which next throug and these to her support h , relationshi love her to of own her God ps feeling own , bring they heart 's - when would ; besides when she be , ,

      , as . we know too surely would sometimes be the case , all the best efforts out of doors seemed to end in disappointment . have not

      and In will this not resp entir ect el our y renounce Protestant these gentlewomen tender God efficient , - those given than who ties the of home in

      dealing and kindred with , the surel natur y these al oug affections ht to be which more should underlie all nun the hiher iritual lifeand which are so very much developed either

      for g good sp or ill in most , "uneducated people . We have known women nioved by reference to their children ,

      and men touched by questions regarding a mother long since dead , end when of no a other wed subjects which would skilfull wake driven up a mi spark ht of return feeling them , the to fine the g

      tian Charit societ famil y y whose should so ge laws far be women as they that had fr is esh broken y from atible a . living with Surel , earnest y loving , then , work , human _oiir : Sisters and , Chris this of - comp

      writer has y the , wisdom to see it . for The such third a life fact and broug labor ht forward of love is , is " just That the the preparation preparation needed which

      gentlewomen need to fit them for the domestic and social duties of wife and mother . "

      brin action All is i follow : hat just can thoug wh stead at ht is y ; needed and the affections the to many ch - of sided young the exp dreamy erience women imag , this by inative letting would

      young g woman , whose greatest knowled ange ge of life as yet , is derived from booksinto one fitted to be a comfort and help at any man ' s

      firesidewhether , he be husband or father . willing services Few ly , know that given the are up deli needed to servants ght by of being others , in these able because days to do thi of at s unpractical the delig moment ht is so middle those often

      well ever and upper read and y would class activity societ not ,. whi readil y . ch But those art there who with is hav . a e deli P been arents ght trained in husb this in ands power it , know and of

      children , will have abundant y reason p to bless such , training as is incumbent proposed in on this all little disengaged book and as not leisurel onl y y Eng possible lish gentlewomen for , but most . ,

      Notices Of Books. 275

      NOTICES OF BOOKS . 275

      1. Thirteenth Annual Announcement Of The...

      1 . Thirteenth Annual Announcement of the . Neiv England Female Medical 2 First College Annual . Term Report of 1860 of the -61 . Clinical Department of the New England

      3 ; . Introductory Female Medical Lecture College , delivered . 1860 Wednesday . , Nov . _2 nd , 1859 , before MD the New England Female Medical Collegeby of Marie E . Zakrzewska , ..,

      Professor of Obstetrics and the _^ Diseases , Women and Children .

      which These this Repor College ts show - was established steady advance and in both public in support the obj and ects esti for -

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    • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Dec. 1, 1860, page 275, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01121860/page/59/