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of my remembrance. I should be less than a Young Gas, and more than an old Manager--that commemorative portfolio is here too--if I could relieve my heart of half that it could say to you. All my house are my witnesses that you have quite filled it, and this note is my witness that I can _not_ empty it. Ever faithfully and gratefully your friend. [Sidenote: Mr. James Bower Harrison.] LONDON, TAVISTOCK HOUSE, _26th March, 1852._ DEAR SIR, I beg to thank you for your interesting pamphlet, and to add that I shall be very happy to accept an article from you on the subject[54] for "Household Words." I should already have suggested to you that I should have great pleasure in receiving contributions from one so well and peculiarly qualified to treat of many interesting subjects, but that I felt a delicacy in encroaching on your other occupations. Will you excuse my remarking that to make an article on this particular subject useful, it is essential to address the employed as well as the employers? In the case of the Sheffield grinders the difficulty was, for many years, not with the masters, but the men. Painters who use white lead are with the greatest difficulty persuaded to be particular in washing their hands, and I daresay that I need not remind you that one could not generally induce domestic servants to attend to the commonest sanitary principles in their work without absolutely forcing them to experience their comfort and convenience. Dear Sir, very faithfully yours. FOOTNOTES: [53] The "Medical Aspects of Death, and the Medical Aspects of the Human Mind." [54] The injurious effects of the manufacture of lucifer matches on the employed. 1853. [Sidenote: Mr. W. H. Wills.] 1, JUNCTION PARADE, BRIGHTON, _Thursday night, 4th March, 1853._ MY DEAR WILLS, I am sorry, but Brutus sacrifices unborn children of his own as well as those of other people. "The Sorrows of Childhood," long in type, and long a mere mysterious name, must come out. The paper really is, like the celebrated ambassadorial appointment, "too bad." "A Doctor of Morals," _impossible of insertion as it stands_. A mere puff, with all the difficult facts of the question blinked, and many statements utterly at variance with what I am known to have written. It is exactly be
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