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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__1__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 1 | 1 | B0C1R1 | title | THE ENGLISH WOMAN'S JOURNAL. | 4 | 28 | run | [] | 1 | 1 | null | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__1__B0C1R3 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 1 | 3 | B0C1R3 | figure | 0 | 0 | run | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__1__B0C1R4 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 1 | 4 | B0C1R4 | text | I.—THE PROFESSION OF THE TEACHER.
THE ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE GOVERNESSES' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION,
from 1843 to 1856.
In casting a preliminary glance over the vast field of female paid labour in this country, a field which may be roughly calculated to embrace about three millions of women, or half its female population... | 352 | 2,071 | run | [] | 0.991279 | 0.979885 | 0.997093 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__2__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 2 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | ample evidence; and there is perhaps no social reform for which the time is so ripe, or which English men and women would so eagerly carry out, as any reasonable plan for getting rid of this particular form of destitution, arising in great measure from the overcrowding of the Profession of the Teacher. To the attainmen... | 511 | 3,023 | run | [] | 0.95992 | 0.971602 | 0.997996 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__3__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 3 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | empoverished by attempts to uphold their fathers' efforts in business. Six were burdened by the support of invalid sisters who had no other props in life; and three were incapable of taking another situation from extreme nervous excitement, caused by over exertion and anxiety. In short, says the Report, "the inquiries ... | 467 | 2,841 | run | [] | 0.982301 | 0.984479 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__3__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 3 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | In 1844 another branch of usefulness was planned, namely, a | 10 | 59 | run | [] | 1 | 1 | null | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__4__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 4 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | temporary home for Governesses out of situations, where they could be more cheaply and respectably lodged than elsewhere; and in connexion with this Home, a system of free registration. The latter plan was first carried into operation at the office in 1845, and in 1846 was transferred to the Home, which received, durin... | 347 | 2,040 | run | [] | 0.957704 | 0.946269 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__4__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 4 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | "I want him to be so good as to take the trouble to select from the poorest, the most friendless, the shabbiest dressed of my sister governesses, who may the next polling-day present themselves, and necessarily retire disappointed; ask him to invite such an one to spend a month with me. I shall give the heartiest welco... | 176 | 965 | run | [] | 0.928144 | 0.911765 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__5__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 5 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | much she contrives to do for her fellow creatures with an amount per annum that would by many be deemed too small to procure bread and cheese for herself."
With regard to the great age which occasionally marks the candidates, we find that in 1851 Miss Maurice, an unwearied friend to the institution, collected enough m... | 271 | 1,596 | run | [] | 0.977273 | 0.966292 | 0.988636 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__5__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 5 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | Here we close our account of one of the most remarkable charities of modern times, which is at this moment pursuing its active career, and which, in drawing attention to an amount of sheer destitution before unsuspected, will create final results far more extensive than the immediate relief to individuals. Yet we may w... | 227 | 1,335 | run | [] | 0.982143 | 0.982143 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__6__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 6 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | couches of the female wards, and thou wilt find there drifted waifs and strays from the "upper and middle classes" who pass long months and years in pauper clothing upon a pauper's fare.
Such a search would convince the brave and honest independence of those who say, "Let us work hard while we have strength, on the te... | 426 | 2,453 | run | [] | 0.964286 | 0.939675 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__6__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 6 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | For, be it observed, life is no such smooth and easy matter that we can say of any one who has fallen into misfortune that it is their fault, or that of any one now living. It has pleased Providence to place us in a moral atmosphere of so many mingled elements that we cannot in many cases assign the particular causes o... | 94 | 528 | run | [] | 0.923913 | 0.885417 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__7__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 7 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | houses which were guiltless of speculation or expense. And so we see on all hands, that, while certain general laws can be discovered which form the moral scheme of Providence, there come up individual questions every day which cannot be settled by reference to any such laws. We know, as a matter of certainty, that the... | 370 | 2,155 | run | [] | 0.956757 | 0.967213 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__7__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 7 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | Let us now turn to this, after all, most important side of the question, and see upon what point of certainty we can first fix our attention. It is the opinion of the gentleman who has for years acted as honorary secretary, (a post which has in this instance been anything but a mere name,) and under whose observation a... | 159 | 934 | run | [] | 0.967532 | 0.973856 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__8__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 8 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | with two or more foreign languages, and to be marked in dress and manner by all the elegance of a highly-bred lady. Such a woman, capable of teaching Horace to little Lord Edward, and of reading Dante and Schiller with young Lady Isabella, will probably secure what is considered to be relatively, if not absolutely, a "... | 481 | 2,812 | run | [] | 0.943515 | 0.92418 | 0.995816 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__8__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 8 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | But the number of women who are adopting pursuits connected with literature and the arts must not blind us to the fact that they will always constitute the minority among even "skilled | 32 | 184 | run | [] | 1 | 1 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__9__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 9 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | labourers." For the smallest aptitude with the pen, and what would appear to be a very average power of arranging ideas in sequence, is not a very widely diffused intellectual gift. Among men, how small is the comparative number of artists and authors!—the hacks may perhaps be reckoned by thousands, the average writers... | 442 | 2,620 | run | [] | 0.954442 | 0.931111 | 0.981777 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__9__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 9 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | To what ends then must we hope to see the intelligent female | 12 | 60 | run | [] | 0.833333 | 0.833333 | null | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__10__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 10 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | labour of this Anglo-Saxon race directed, and how is the current to be turned into new channels?
To the first question we can see but one solution. Every race has its spécialité of function in the great sum total of humanity. While the Hindoo pecks rice, sleeps, bathes, fights, and embroiders coats of many colours, an... | 472 | 2,785 | run | [] | 0.961039 | 0.980132 | 0.991342 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__10__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 10 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | The arts, literature, and tuition might be safely left to provide for the livelihood of clever women, if sensible women would but turn their sense to its many legitimate spheres of action. But, | 33 | 193 | run | [] | 1 | 1 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__11__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 11 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | women will not manage washing and sewing machines, work electric telegraphs, keep tradesmen's books, or set up shops, so long as they think, and so long as society enforces the idea, that by so doing they forfeit caste and are rendered unfit to associate with "ladies," though their fathers, brothers, and prospective hu... | 458 | 2,705 | run | [] | 0.944828 | 0.909292 | 0.997701 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__11__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 11 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | And if the worst came to the worst, and one were not asked out to tea—why then one might stay at home by the fire of one's own | 28 | 126 | run | [] | 0.965517 | 1 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__12__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 12 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | earning; inside one's own door, and snugly locked up by one's own key, teaching the widow's son to read, and the motherless bairn to sew, or holding comfortable converse with Dickens and Thackeray, Tennyson and Mrs. Browning, or some of those elder spirits among "the just made perfect" who have left us records of earne... | 353 | 2,060 | run | [] | 0.974286 | 0.982709 | 0.997143 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__12__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 12 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | Before concluding we would fain make some allusion to a long and careful paper in 'Blackwood' for the current month (February). It is, we think, written by a man of strongly conservative tendency, but with much sense and kindliness. The writer believes that the cry about unemployed women nowadays is marked by much morb... | 160 | 929 | run | [] | 0.987013 | 0.993464 | 0.993506 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__13__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 13 | 2 | B0C1R2 | title | II.—A HOUSE OF MERCY. | 4 | 21 | run | [] | null | null | null | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__13__B0C1R3 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 13 | 3 | B0C1R3 | text | A few days ago I visited the London Diocesan Penitentiary, situated at Highgate; a penitentiary for the most unfortunate of women.
This institution is principally supported by voluntary contributions, and is calculated to receive about eighty penitents. An ornamental cross over the entrance gate has, I believe, unfort... | 206 | 1,254 | run | [] | 0.918782 | 0.887255 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__15__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 15 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | Sister A. conducted us over the dormitories. Each Sister has charge of her particular set or class of girls, and each class sleeps in a separate dormitory, receives instruction in a separate class-room, and takes exercise together in the grounds under the Sister's superintendence. At the various services in the chapel,... | 158 | 982 | run | [] | 0.961039 | 0.980132 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__17__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 17 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | Sister saw all the girls in their beds, and removed the light. At 6 in the morning she opened their door and aroused them. At 7 they all assembled for prayers in the chapel.
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__17__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 17 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | The Warden drew my attention to the abundance of apples, which almost weighed down many large old trees in the garden. "When I came here last year," he said, "these apple-trees caused us a great deal of annoyance. There were, of course, rules against apple-stealing, and many other rules. Yet the first thing which I did... | 116 | 640 | run | [] | 0.892857 | 0.854701 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__18__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 18 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | "The second apple I found, with a piece bitten out, in the middle of a walk where one of the classes had been taking exercise. I took it into the classroom immediately, and showed it, saying that I felt convinced some of the class had been weak enough to disobey my wishes. All denied. I said this only made the matter m... | 156 | 802 | run | [] | 0.993007 | 0.993007 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__19__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 19 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | so much distressed at having told this falsehood, as well as having disobeyed, that she lost her appetite, and became so ill from distress of mind that the physician had to be sent for to see her. It was a fortnight before she recovered, or before I could induce her to receive the Communion; yet I discovered that she h... | 466 | 2,529 | run | [] | 0.986239 | 0.981735 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__19__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 19 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | "This was done, and when she re-appeared I desired her to follow me. She dashed about her dress with her hands as though she would have forced it from her body, and followed to the outer gate in a most excited state of feeling. As I applied the key to the lock, and the gate gently opened, I reminded her of God's mercy ... | 87 | 439 | run | [] | 0.975904 | 0.987805 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__20__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 20 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | I would willingly have listened much longer to the sad recitals of the Warden, but 12 o'clock was now upon the point of striking, and at that hour there is a service of about ten minutes in the chapel. I was glad to be allowed to be present at this service. To me it was singularly impressive and affecting. The chapel i... | 85 | 456 | run | [] | 1 | 1 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__21__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 21 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | I noticed one thing which surprised me when I saw the girls assembled in the chapel, and this was that amongst them there were not above half a dozen moderately good-looking. I did not see one remarkably handsome. The greater number were decidedly plain, and three at least were almost idiotic-looking. Of course when th... | 64 | 379 | run | [] | 0.967742 | 0.9375 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__22__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 22 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | of health, and there is a physician who attends them. In cases of serious illness they are removed to a hospital, because there is not proper accommodation for them in the Home under such circumstances. Sister A., however, said that they regretted to send them from their care, as on their return they generally found to... | 485 | 2,760 | run | [] | 0.991453 | 0.989339 | 0.997863 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__22__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 22 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | I have had further conversation with the Warden regarding the Penitentiary. When the Warden first entered upon his office, an infirmary and surgery existed in the house. The physician attended, but the Sisters dispensed and administered the medicines. The | 39 | 255 | run | [] | 1 | 1 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__23__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 23 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | infirmary was an object of especial care to the Sisterhood. Several of the penitents appeared serious invalids. Two or three were supposed to be in consumptions. These poor girls excited the deepest sympathy. They were carried in the arms of their companions up and down stairs; sate or reclined wrapped up in shawls in ... | 418 | 2,457 | run | [] | 0.97549 | 0.961353 | 0.997549 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__23__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 23 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | I was anxious to learn what appeared to be the result of the system of training and discipline pursued in this Penitentiary. The Warden reminded me that, as girls were received into this institution nominally for two years, and as he himself had not yet been fully that term at the head of the establishment, he could sc... | 81 | 458 | run | [] | 0.9875 | 0.975309 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__24__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 24 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | had left the establishment, and so far he could not avoid being full of hope. Naturally there were instances of failure in all attempts to reclaim this unhappy class of transgressors; there were instances of a kind of middle course of partial success; but there were also not a few cases of most wonderful regeneration, ... | 344 | 2,049 | run | [] | 1 | 1 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__24__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 24 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | In speaking of letters, the Warden told me that the girls are permitted to correspond with their own families whilst within the Penitentiary, but that all letters must, before being sent, be read. Most generally the letters were such as could be forwarded without comment, but occasionally passages were met with in the ... | 169 | 987 | run | [] | 1 | 1 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__25__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 25 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | mornings previous to our conversation. A girl was writing home, and spoke of her brother's approaching marriage. She said, "I hope my brother will be happy; but I don't want to see his wife—I don't know why, but I have a prejudice against her." "Such a sentence as this could not pass," observed the Warden. "The poor gi... | 439 | 2,492 | run | [] | 0.978571 | 0.978571 | 0.997619 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__25__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 25 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | No girls having left the institution are ever again received within its walls. The Warden exerts himself when appealed to by the fallen, and procures their admission into similar institutions. "It is often a most painful duty to refuse re-admission," he said, "but this is a law impossible to break, and all penitents qu... | 63 | 370 | run | [] | 1 | 1 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__26__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 26 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | "After the girls have been under our care a certain time," pursued the Warden, "and I have cause to believe them sincere and in earnest, I am anxious to include them amongst what are termed the 'Enrolled Penitents.' By this they enter into a voluntary agreement to stay out, agreeable to my plans, their full term. A reg... | 520 | 2,987 | run | [] | 0.978346 | 0.986111 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__27__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 27 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | is ended, upon quitting the house she stands in no need of this money, her wants being all provided for by the institution, and she going forth from its walls far richer in many ways than she entered. In this case the small sacrifice of her money is looked upon by her with pleasure as a mite given towards the support o... | 476 | 2,741 | run | [] | 0.959315 | 0.969697 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__28__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 28 | 1 | B0C1R1 | title | III.—MISS BOSANQUET. | 2 | 20 | run | [] | 1 | 1 | null | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__28__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 28 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | CONSIDERABLE interest having been expressed concerning an incidental mention of Miss Bosanquet which occurred in a Scotch periodical some time since, we have thought that a few words explanatory of who she was, and what she did, might not be unacceptable to our readers, while it serves as a legitimate preface to a seri... | 461 | 2,660 | run | [] | 0.979955 | 0.982143 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__29__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 29 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | "At this time I became acquainted with a gentleman in some degree religious, though I fear not deeply so. He professed much affection for me, and my religious friends advised me to think of him, as it was likely to be very acceptable to my parents, and would open a door to more religious liberty. But I cannot say he wa... | 296 | 1,624 | run | [] | 0.996466 | 0.996466 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__31__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 31 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | Mary Bosanquet, having now entered on her chosen life, shortly after fixed her residence at Leytonstone, in a house of her own, where she received a pious friend as inmate. Gradually a few Methodists gathered about them, and formed a Society, while in the care of destitute orphans her hours were fully occupied. From th... | 367 | 2,046 | run | [] | 0.977654 | 0.985915 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__32__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 32 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | dred and fifty guineas. Her parents, dying in 1767, within a short period of each other, expressed towards her the greatest tenderness, and augmented her fortune, which proved they were fully satisfied with the result of that conviction which in its growth had given them so much pain.
But we must not linger over this ... | 458 | 2,462 | run | [] | 0.95814 | 0.93424 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__33__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 33 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | This is one of the many indications, scattered through the memoir, that Miss Bosanquet possessed remarkable power of personal fascination. She certainly was not a beautiful woman—her portrait marks the reverse—but something tender and genial must have beamed in her countenance, which won men, women, and children alike.... | 337 | 1,890 | run | [] | 0.978328 | 0.960486 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__33__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 33 | 2 | B0C1R2 | title | But | 1 | 3 | run | [] | 1 | 0.166667 | null | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__33__B0C1R3 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 33 | 3 | B0C1R3 | text | "In the month of August, 1777, going into a friend's house, who was just come from the Conference, he said, 'Do you know that Mr. Fletcher, of Madeley, is dying? Indeed, I know not but he is dead. If he hold out a little longer, he is to go abroad; but it is a pity, for he will die by the way, being in the last stage o... | 387 | 1,954 | run | [] | 0.927978 | 0.895722 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__34__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 34 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | The rest of the story, coincidences and all, must likewise be told in her own words:—
"The 7th of June, 1781, as I before observed, was the day that began my fourteenth year in Yorkshire. On that day I took a particular view of my whole situation, and saw difficulties as mountains rise all around me. Faith was hard pu... | 696 | 3,706 | run | [] | 0.965672 | 0.950073 | 0.998507 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__35__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 35 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | visit while yet quite a young man, he fell into society which deepened the impressions of religion upon his ever reverent and sensitive mind, and entered the ministry as a clergyman of the Church of England, and was presently made Vicar of Madeley. The Methodists had not at that time separated from the Church, and Mr. ... | 350 | 2,000 | run | [] | 0.973294 | 0.967552 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__35__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 35 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | Three years they lived together at Madeley, occupied in onerous parish duties; and then a fever, caught in visiting his people, struck him down. The details of that last illness are all told in a long letter written by Mrs. Fletcher to Mr. Wesley,—the terrible week of anguish in which every hour brought more certain do... | 164 | 951 | run | [] | 0.944444 | 0.93865 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__36__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 36 | 2 | B0C1R2 | title | IV.—BRADSHAW THE BETRAYER. | 3 | 26 | run | [] | 1 | 0.8 | null | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__36__B0C1R3 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 36 | 3 | B0C1R3 | text | By Amelia B. Edwards.
"Oh Doricles! your praises are too large."—WINTER'S TALE.
I am a conscientious traveller, and I believe in Mr. Murray. I visit all the churches, climb all the mountains, admire all the pictures, and put up at all the inns which he recommends to my notice. When he predicts that "the traveller wil... | 176 | 985 | run | [] | 0.944099 | 0.962025 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__37__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 37 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | dream is over.' Faithless Bradshaw! an impartial public shall decide our grievance.
It was between four and six years ago. I had been all about the Pyrenees, and a little way into Spain, and was now jogging homeward by easy stages through the north of France. Travelling alternately by rail and diligence, and occasiona... | 290 | 1,667 | run | [] | 0.956204 | 0.956204 | 0.989051 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__37__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 37 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | A few steps brought me to the Cathedral. It was grey and shadowy, and vast, and quite bare of decorations. There was a triangular stand of votive tapers flickering and guttering in one corner, and a very old peasant woman on her knees before the altar. I sat down on a stone bench, and fell into a musing contemplation o... | 144 | 810 | run | [] | 0.933333 | 0.947368 | 0.992593 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__38__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 38 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | I cannot say that I was delighted with Abbeville. Mr. Murray did not insist that I should be, and I had left Mr. Bradshaw locked up in my portmanteau. The squares were grass-grown, the canals were foul and weedy, the public buildings were dirty and dilapidated, and the houses all looked as if they had turned their back... | 107 | 595 | run | [] | 0.91 | 0.947917 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__39__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 39 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | I found myself at six o'clock in a desert of dining room with an oasis of table. I was the only guest. It was a dismal meal; the mouldy waiter attended upon me; and I had bad dreams in the catafalque all night long.
While I was breakfasting the next morning I received a message from my friend the verger. Another trave... | 413 | 2,410 | run | [] | 0.97201 | 0.979487 | 0.997455 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__39__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 39 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | "Have you been long on this pilgrimage?" I asked, not knowing what next to say. | 15 | 79 | run | [] | 1 | 1 | null | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__40__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 40 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | "Twenty days, Monsieur," replied Brother Ambroise. "Twenty days, during which we have journeyed upon foot, and entirely depended upon the alms of the charitably disposed."
This was a broad hint; but I determined not to observe it.
"Twenty days is a long time," said I. "You must have visited a great many towns, and se... | 442 | 2,659 | run | [] | 0.972222 | 0.976744 | 0.997685 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__41__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 41 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | foot and a half in length, by eight inches in height. I open the lid, and the object which you perceive enclosed in a small glass box is the most sacred toe of the saint and martyr before-mentioned."
"And what do you suppose it's worth?" asked Brother Ambroise, bending eagerly forward.
"Worth!" croaked the verger, in... | 413 | 2,471 | run | [] | 0.962779 | 0.974874 | 0.985112 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__41__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 41 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | The Capuchins uttered a simultaneous "Ah!" and pressed to the front—the raven flung open the doors, pointed to a shapeless frag- | 21 | 128 | run | [] | 1 | 1 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__42__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 42 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | ment of rusty iron reposing on a crimson velvet cushion, fell into an attitude, and in a tone of modest triumph announced—
"The tongs with which St. Dunstan took the devil by the nose!"
The pilgrims drew back in silence. It might be my profane fancy; but they certainly looked disappointed. Not so the energetic touris... | 443 | 2,586 | run | [] | 0.988095 | 0.990453 | 0.997619 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__43__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 43 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | consulted Mr. Bradshaw, so I sought out the 'Continental Railway Guide' from the substrata of my portmanteau, turned to page 185, and read as follows:—
"ABBEVILLE.—A fortified town, containing about 18,000 inhabitants, situated on the river Somme, twelve miles from the beautiful and picturesque town of St. Valery-sur-... | 348 | 2,243 | run | [] | 0.935673 | 0.906516 | 0.997076 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__43__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 43 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | I recalled all my joyous boatings up the Medway and the Thames; | 12 | 63 | run | [] | 1 | 1 | null | null | null | null | false | [
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It was a dismal spot just within the fortifications. To the left lay the city... | 438 | 2,494 | run | [] | 0.990476 | 0.995215 | 0.888095 | null | null | null | false | [
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"In-deed! Then I wish you a very good day."
The official touched his cap with one finger, and closed his eyes, which was the nearest approach to a bow that he could take the trouble to make. Whereupon we parted—that is to say, he remained where he was, an... | 414 | 2,314 | run | [] | 0.97416 | 0.97416 | 0.997416 | null | null | null | false | [
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—Bradshaw excepted! Bradshaw to whom I trusted for tomorrow morning's deliverance—Bradshaw whom I never doubted for an instant—Bradshaw the inestimable—Bradshaw the veracious—Bradsh... | 449 | 2,615 | run | [] | 0.974178 | 0.962877 | 0.985915 | null | null | null | false | [
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As he spoke the railway omnibus rumbled round the corner. I had no resource but to obey or stay behind; so I scrambled up as best I could, and found myself condemned to a cushionless bench about six inches in width, and the society of a ve... | 261 | 1,537 | run | [] | 0.980916 | 0.984674 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__47__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 47 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | We are now in the open country, and jogging along a straight sandy road, bordered by poplars and pollards—the very twin brother to the uninviting canal of yesterday. The country round is wide and waste, and the little farmhouses are scattered thinly here and there. Sometimes we pass a waggon with the driver dozing in h... | 254 | 1,388 | run | [] | 0.967347 | 0.975309 | 0.987755 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__48__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 48 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | one who has driven hard all the way, and exhausted himself in the service of an ungrateful government.
Thus, at an intermittent pace which is alternately furious or funereal according as we approach a village or traverse a lonely country road, we journey on our way. By and bye the landscape grows more and more desolat... | 532 | 2,849 | run | [] | 0.984032 | 0.98996 | 0.996008 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__49__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 49 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | Moored beside the quays, or hauled up high and dry on the banks farther down, lie merchant-vessels, barks, and fishing-boats, of various builds and sizes. Some are undergoing repairs; some are being laden, some unladen; and round about them all, in every stage of idleness or activity, swarm scores of rough, weatherbeat... | 454 | 2,577 | run | [] | 0.961451 | 0.938053 | 0.997732 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__49__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 49 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | She nodded, stumped up stairs slowly before me, in her heavy sabots, and led the way into a large, cold, comfortless chamber, which contained two beds, and looked as if it had not been occupied for months.
VOL. I. | 39 | 214 | run | [] | 0.972973 | 0.972973 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__50__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 50 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | "Have you no other room than this?" I asked, shivering.
"Yes, it is rather chilly," mumbled the fille de chambre, "but Monsieur can have a fire in the stove."
"Very well," said I, resignedly; "I shall be in about nine or ten o'clock.
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__51__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 51 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | the evening, and, for a while, to divert my attention from the subject of my night's lodging. As the hours progressed, however, I could not help thinking of it, and the later it grew the more reluctant I became. The truth was that I had taken an almost childish aversion, not only to my room at the Couronne, but to the ... | 392 | 2,073 | run | [] | 0.957219 | 0.925065 | 0.997326 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__51__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 51 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | A lonely waterside inn—a gang of riotous revellers—a door that could not be secured! Do what I would, I could not keep from thinking of this; or, if I did succeed for a few moments, it was only to dwell upon something still worse. I recalled all the dreadful tales I had ever read, or heard, of double-bedded rooms, and ... | 155 | 844 | run | [] | 0.893617 | 0.863014 | 1 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__52__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 52 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | to draw the counterpane up over my head, and count scores of imaginary sheep till I fell asleep.
I dreamt; but, except that it was painful and confused, I have no recollection of my dream. Neither do I know how long I slept. It may have been but a few minutes, and it may have been an hour; but when I woke, it was with... | 485 | 2,668 | run | [] | 0.980435 | 0.984716 | 0.991304 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__52__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 52 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | "Yes—but it wants an hour still to high tide, and they've moored | 12 | 64 | run | [] | 0.928571 | 0.928571 | null | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__53__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 53 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | her so close in shore that only the high tide will float her! Cursed fools that they were!"
"And we must wait here another hour?"
"Tonnerre de Dieu! there's no help for it!"
The new comer struck the table heavily with his fist, and muttered a string of oaths, half of which were wholly unintelligible to me; and, some... | 494 | 2,738 | run | [] | 0.959831 | 0.963907 | 0.991543 | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__53__B0C1R2 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 53 | 2 | B0C1R2 | text | "If the sergent de ville had asked to see what was in this," said | 14 | 65 | run | [] | 1 | 1 | null | null | null | null | false | [
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English_Womans_Journal__EWJ-1858-03-01__54__B0C1R1 | The English Woman's Journal | English_Womans_Journal | EWJ-1858-03-01 | English_Woman's_Journal | 1858-03-01 | 1,858 | 54 | 1 | B0C1R1 | text | he, unbuckling the straps at the mouth of the bag, "I should not have wished him good night quite so civilly!"
"What would you have done?" inquired Paul with a grim chuckle.
"Brained him," was the brief but significant reply.
I turned cold all over.
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