The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 8, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1858 - Ireland |
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... establishment in hammocks , certainly the neatest , cleanest , and most orderly I ever saw . In fact , the perfect neatness and order that pre- vail in every part of Ruysselede , is beyond all praise . I did not think it possible that ...
... establishment in hammocks , certainly the neatest , cleanest , and most orderly I ever saw . In fact , the perfect neatness and order that pre- vail in every part of Ruysselede , is beyond all praise . I did not think it possible that ...
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... establishment . The same may be said with regard to the girls who do all the washing , making and repairing garments for the whole establishment . If we had to pay for these expenditures it would make a large outlay , which is thus ...
... establishment . The same may be said with regard to the girls who do all the washing , making and repairing garments for the whole establishment . If we had to pay for these expenditures it would make a large outlay , which is thus ...
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... establishment - is considered the Anglo - Mettray , has received unequalled patronage and support -- and has had the ad- vantage of the lengthened experience of its late resident chaplain and superintendent , the Rev. S. Turner . Red ...
... establishment - is considered the Anglo - Mettray , has received unequalled patronage and support -- and has had the ad- vantage of the lengthened experience of its late resident chaplain and superintendent , the Rev. S. Turner . Red ...
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