The Principles of Relief
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Holton is the daugh- ter of Kate Young and sister to Annie Burn (see above).
Her husband, whose references gave him the reputation of being intemperate and dishonest, although a few years before he had worked steadily and faithfully, had deserted, and under an alias enlisted in the army. A friend who had previously aided referred Mrs. Holton for work.
During the next few months many private individuals re- ported the family, Mrs. Holton having applied to them for aid. Her daughter Lucy was regu...larly at work, and sew- ing was given to Mrs. Holton by a society, which insured her a dollar a week. A private individual also aided and gave temporary employment. The opportunity for a fresh- air outing was given to the children, but this was declined.
In the autumn of the same year Lucy secured a posi- tion in the millinery department of a dry goods house at seven dollars, and through the assistance of a private citizen and a charitable society the needed outfit of silk waist and skirt were purchased, with the understanding that the money was advanced only as a loan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Holton is the daugh- ter of Kate Young and sister to Annie Burn (see above).
Her husband, whose references gave him the reputation of being intemperate and dishonest, although a few years before he had worked steadily and faithfully, had deserted, and under an alias enlisted in the army. A friend who had previously aided referred Mrs. Holton for work.
During the next few months many private individuals re- ported the family, Mrs. Holton having applied to them for aid. Her daughter Lucy was regu...larly at work, and sew- ing was given to Mrs. Holton by a society, which insured her a dollar a week. A private individual also aided and gave temporary employment. The opportunity for a fresh- air outing was given to the children, but this was declined.
In the autumn of the same year Lucy secured a posi- tion in the millinery department of a dry goods house at seven dollars, and through the assistance of a private citizen and a charitable society the needed outfit of silk waist and skirt were purchased, with the understanding that the money was advanced only as a loan.
What to read after The Principles of Relief?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Devine, Edward T. (Edward Thomas), 1867-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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