Shoolbred's employes.

We are indebted, for this information, to Mr.Wheatley, of the Society of Arts.), I declare I am just like a great overgrown child with a new toy; but then, not like a real child, I long to have a co-partner and possessor.
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The following passage is taken from the MS.

copy of the "Autobiography;" it was not published in the "Life and Letters" which appeared in Mrs.Darwin's lifetime:--) You all know your mother, and what a good mother she has ever been to all of you.

She has been my greatest blessing, and I can declare that in my whole life I have never heard her utter one word I would rather have been unsaid.