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paragraph 4 continues to be felt. The
Employment of such a
mow has been
during the lack three years
more than
once advocated to me by Mr. Food
himself, who thought the appointment
necessity
au
opinion that had my
Entire concurrence but one upon which
A
daylight, remaining among
them
throughout the day and supervising
their work in the character of a
foreman, personally digging with a using the sey the, hoe or
Shovel or
pruning knife or cheerfully doing any
be
otter hund of manual work whenever their practiced necessary for instruction and generally training
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was unable to act for obvious reasons.
it
May
7.
I would repeat therefore
that the man
required for these gardens
is not a Superintendent or gentleman.
gardener but a modest labours
touring
now taken from that class in life
р
who are not ashamed to be seen about their daily duties in shirt sleeves, one who will not object to turn out with the cookies every morning ot
daylight
them for future gardeners by the Example of personal work in the many
details
regage
of
their trade. If we did not
the Frenchman recommended.
in Enclosed letter a
of
the kind
may be procured at home without
difficulty,
and in consideration of
climate might be offered wages as high
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