...breathe the air "' earth and gaze upon the light of Heaven. They come forth: the mine delivers its ipM, and the pit its bondsmen ; the forge is silent, and...of the Tropics : troops of youth — alas ! of both scie^though neither their raiment nor their language indicates the difference. All are clad in male...

...from a single extract which we make from these pages. Hear him: "They come forth: the mine delivers up its gang and the pit its bondsmen; the forge is silent and the engine is still. The place is covered with the swarming multitude; bands of stalwart men, broad-chested and muscular, wet...

...sends forth the miner and the collier to breathe the air of earth , and gaze on the light of Heaven. They come forth : the mine delivers its gang and the pit its houdsmen ; the forge is silent and the engine is still. The plain is covered with the swarming multitude:...

...the remarkable description of such women in D 'Israeli's novel of " The Sibyl." " They come forth. The plain is covered with the swarming multitude : bands of stalwart men, broad chested and muscular, wet with toil, and black as the children of the tropics ; troops of youth,...

...he was, he kept alive. •"Sybil," p. 113. We descend into still lower depths, into the coalmines. " Bands of stalwart men, broad-chested and muscular,...neither their raiment nor their language indicates the difference—all are clad in male attire; and oaths that men might shudder at, issue from lips born...

...are more precious. And yet they tell us that the interests of Capitol and of Labour are identical.' " and muscular, wet with toil, and black as the children of the tropics ; troops of youth—alas! of both sexes—though neither their raiment nor their language indicates the difference....

...directions, and indicated the frequent presence of the mouth of the mine and the bank of the coal-pit. . . . They come forth ; the mine delivers its gang and the pit its bondmen ; the forge is silent and the engine is still. The plain is covered with the swarming multitude...

...compulsory elementary education. a Life of Disraeli, Monypenny, vol. ii, p. 357. Quotation from Sybil : ' Bands of stalwart men, broad-chested and muscular,...the children of the tropics ; troops of youth, alas, alas ! of both sexes, though neither their raiment nor their language indicates the difference ; all...

...of England remembered that in "Sybil" Disraeli had written this indictment of conditions in his day? They come forth : the mine delivers its gang and the pit its bondmen ; the forge is silent and the engine is still. The plain is covered with the swarming multitude:...