The Education of the Wage-Earners; a Contribution Toward the Solution of the Educational Problem of Democracy

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I am affectionately yours, Thomas Davidson.
HuEEiCANE, June 28, 1899.
My dear Friends: I find I am threatened with a scolding if I don't give you an account of the state of my health, and as I am not fond of scoldings, I will tell you a little about it.
154 EDUCATION OF THE WAGE-EARNEKS 1 am very far from well ; I am suffering from a mal- ady which has been growing on me for nearly ten years, and which, I fear, cannot be cured without an operation of a dangerous sort. I am suffering a great dea...l from nervous depression, and am greatly impeded from my work, but I keep up my courage and hope for the best.
I do what I can do, and do not worry about what I can't do. If the worst should come to the worst, I am not afraid. Death cannot interrupt my activity, but I should be sorry to leave you just when I am learning to love you and to appreciate your goodness and your heroic struggles. I should like to be with you a few years yet, and I sincerely trust that I shall be. Don't worry about me.

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