 | Edward Denison - 1872 - 286 páginas
...of usefulness to which I should find myself admitted by coming to live here is completely justified. All is yet in embryo — but it will grow. Just now I only teach in a.night school, and do what in me lies in looking after the sick, keeping an eye upon nuisances and... | |
 | H. A. Page - 1873 - 448 páginas
...sphere of usefulness to. which I should find myself admitted by coming here is completely justified. All is yet in embryo — but it will grow. Just now...that the local authorities keep up to their work. They are certain evils which, where there are no resident gentry, grow to a height almost incredible,... | |
 | Alexander Hay Japp - 1873 - 448 páginas
...sphere of usefulness to which I should find myself admitted by coming here is completely justified. All is yet in embryo — but it will grow. Just now...that the local authorities keep up to their work. They are certain evils which, where there are no resident gentry, grow to a height almost incredible,... | |
 | 1876 - 608 páginas
...were quickly detected. One of his first letters from Philpot Street contains these passages : — ' All is yet in embryo, but it will grow. Just now I only teach in a night-school, and do what lies in me in looking after the sick ; keeping an eye on nuisances, and the... | |
 | 1876 - 612 páginas
...were quickly detected. One of his first letters from Philpot Street contains these passages :— ' All is yet in embryo, but it will grow. Just now I only teach in a night-school, and do what lies in me in looking after the sick: keeping an eye on nuisances, and the... | |
 | Charles Richmond Henderson - 1899 - 222 páginas
...of usefulness to which I should find myself admitted by coming to live here is completely justified. All is yet in embryo, but it will grow. Just now I only teach a night school, and do what in me lies in looking after the sick, keeping an eye upon nuisances and... | |
 | Robert Archey Woods, Albert Joseph Kennedy - 1922 - 556 páginas
...find myself admitted by coming to live here," he writes on August 7, 1867, "is completely justified. All is yet in embryo — but it will grow. Just now...that the local authorities keep up to their work. 1 go tomorrow before the Board at the workhouse, to compel the removal to the infirmary of a man who... | |
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I only teach in a night school, and do what in me lies in looking after the sick, keeping an eye upon nuisances and the like, seeing that the local authorities keep up to their work. 