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All Roads Lead to Calvary

CHAPTER IV
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It seemed to her wrong that healthy children should be compelled to sit for hours within jumping distance of the diseased.

She thought it better that the dirty should be made fit company for the clean than the clean should be brought down to the level of the dirty.

It seemed that in doing this you were destroying the independence of the poor.

Opposition reformers, in letters scintillating with paradox, bristling with classical allusion, denounced her attempt to impose middle- class ideals upon a too long suffering proletariat.

Better far a few lively little heads than a broken-spirited people robbed of their parental rights.
Through Miss Lavery she obtained an introduction to the great Sir William.


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