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... at infancy to give the child everything he wants. In this way he will grow op to believe the world owes a living 2. When he picks up bad words, laugh at him. This wt,i make him think he'P cute. 3. Never give him any spiritual training. Wait until he Ii ...

... the bye-laws of all the districts under discussion that Every person providing for the lodging of persons engaged in hop-picking . . . shall from tune to time cause all accumulations or deposits of filth or any offensive or obnoxious matter to be removed ...

... for • Girls can claim with all WE hear many ideas on let his mind feast on m odesty that it now holds how to improve our garbage. , parity of esteem with the gram mar school. Parents of ca , tia ren, but the Vicar of 7 Quarrel frequently in the ichildren ...

... the obtalued thre country abroad, to loth& foe. to show that wounds by that are themselves healthy. but feeders on Ilesb garbage. of sual a ae to lead to which appear to be aulogous with hydrophobia. The of this food lad al. , ut the teeth of each m.usiale ...

... river-side mind. for in many places they were compelled to walk Dearly ankle deep is mire and slush, or cross holes filled with garbage, ninety hay, or rotting straw. Here dogs fought for decaying flesh, and mapped at the legs of passers-by. At the companions; ...

... away; but by a little finesse we can gather it up again and play it better. Rose, remember that an estate such as this is not picked up every day; and if the man who threatens to come between you and its enjoyment is a little rough, it does not matter much ...