Power And Use
Power And Use
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Advantages are obligations. She was blind, but she had every alleviation of her calamity that wealth could buy or love could give. There were many blind who had none of her alleviations. What could she do for these ? In a London cellar she set up a shop for the sale of baskets manufactured by the blind. This was soon outgrown; and shortly an association was organized for carrying on the work, which in a few years could show a balance-sheet of £7,000. "Don't work yourself to death," a friend sai...d to her one day. " Fm working myself to life," she answered, with a laugh. Working herself to life ! What pregnant words ! How many who now waste themselves to death might work themselves to life if they could but convert the energy of their frivolity or their despair into the energy of some beneficent activ- Digit zed by Google TBANSFOKMATION. 37 ity! Before Elizabeth Gilbert's death, thanks to her loving zeal, there were large and well- appointed workshops in almost every city of England where blind men and women were employed, where tools had been invented or modified for them, and where agencies had been established for the sale of their work.
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Advantages are obligations. She was blind, but she had every alleviation of her calamity that wealth could buy or love could give. There were many blind who had none of her alleviations. What could she do for these ? In a London cellar she set up a shop for the sale of baskets manufactured by the blind. This was soon outgrown; and shortly an association was organized for carrying on the work, which in a few years could show a balance-sheet of £7,000. "Don't work yourself to death," a friend sai...d to her one day. " Fm working myself to life," she answered, with a laugh. Working herself to life ! What pregnant words ! How many who now waste themselves to death might work themselves to life if they could but convert the energy of their frivolity or their despair into the energy of some beneficent activ- Digit zed by Google TBANSFOKMATION. 37 ity! Before Elizabeth Gilbert's death, thanks to her loving zeal, there were large and well- appointed workshops in almost every city of England where blind men and women were employed, where tools had been invented or modified for them, and where agencies had been established for the sale of their work.
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