Address to the Public On the Home for the Industrious Blind
Address to the Public On the Home for the Industrious Blind
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It is to follow the definite period of instruction, and, of course, without at all in- terfering with it. It is not to be an asylum for those who have not been educated by us.
"The following rules are proposed as the basis of its organization : — "I. The inmates should receive pay for their labour and be charged for their board.
"II. When any of them fall short of earning a sup- port, by physical or natural inability, the charge for their board should be graduated accordingly; and when unable t...o work they should be supported at the expense of the establishment.
"Thus will be accomplished a permanent relief; then will our noble charity be perfected; then will this monument of christian philanthropy exhibit its beautiful and humane mission; and then indeed will it occupy a position satisfactory to every benevolent heart, and give comfortable subsistence for life to worthy and in- dustrious blind persons. " The committee concluded their very appropriate re- port with the two following resolutions, which were adopted by the Board.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is to follow the definite period of instruction, and, of course, without at all in- terfering with it. It is not to be an asylum for those who have not been educated by us.
"The following rules are proposed as the basis of its organization : — "I. The inmates should receive pay for their labour and be charged for their board.
"II. When any of them fall short of earning a sup- port, by physical or natural inability, the charge for their board should be graduated accordingly; and when unable t...o work they should be supported at the expense of the establishment.
"Thus will be accomplished a permanent relief; then will our noble charity be perfected; then will this monument of christian philanthropy exhibit its beautiful and humane mission; and then indeed will it occupy a position satisfactory to every benevolent heart, and give comfortable subsistence for life to worthy and in- dustrious blind persons. " The committee concluded their very appropriate re- port with the two following resolutions, which were adopted by the Board.
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