, 1877-03-16

Tic study of flcrtnnn ti,t roor = "oAte9S III
In tic autumn .,f iH,i VIZ. u,-,tno,,, ,,,,.
nucd 10 writu scrits ri .tnri"a WITH, WITH
should iustrnic tic prii,ctics ' Q, "i.,. 70.
nature nj lid ,,,uiertmkJnfs. n,,,l In ,,rn.,
rllat,rys n,rainst ita .,,.,.,ss " .i,o .t-o,,tI
cncI hcy.ei; Il, tin le~i,nt,,, IT., ,,orin1 :.,.r
tail, resolutions. from, whic si,o t;ronst,i hcr.
self TINT M 1a,ycr nn rarff, shh,,if ,1rn,v f,nr
away. ii viii rcsoIyc,l.@ si,c aays. "il,"t. ~ IL
The j,rs. ,,larr lin titnr ,,,mi,i ~ liam S NJ. ~
resolved to sustain nv health Under lin ~,
pcrlse, II possibic, by kccpnx ,ip 4 tnWni II
stca,ly tlctcrtn,nntoi md t,nfolfcriptr is,,,.,
woie co,,rse Of ths l,usnr.s " All . III ,,ao ~ ,mc
tl,at could bc paiue'l BY moral dstcr;n.hatio
lie history Of ths icrrr % a;'1 ts nra, nteft n
which tic author was obliged to ut'lcrgu IL 'tts jts
progress forms ono of lie most intsre,t;my ~,
clnIlcrs Of tllc Autobiography ''s ''''e' '''"'s'
She had PINNED a series w!icl, was 10 include
every nonl! ,,rt the whole number WA co cor.
cluded: III December she vent up to London
foot-hcinC too ,,uor 10 nav rnrrinTe.iar.m W
one publishing. to nj another. M ji D.co.r. r.
aEemont everywhere met her, until at int.
By nerec!ng Ii very lard ierins. shc jn1nrr.;
u bookseller to risk somctl,lne Il, printing IL"
acrics. On the day When thia business was
terminated, SHE wns 50 exhausted viii, ANXIETY W
anu wearlnesa that she was barely uhiu il, NJ.
cofnplfs.i tfe walk To iler io1ginTs. MI r.ci..1
FROM very gililess, like one WHO IL lntnyiratr,i
After tea OH t!: same evening she began wr1iiu.
lsltetl Il inst nftcr tho clock l,ail striirE 4
Chilled, spent, and hungry sjlc ,larrtl n,,t m T."
bed FROM t!reai III ee reaction OF her oycrfeske,i
1orecs. Tw"h!ster hours size rat iii irr solitary
a1l cr 'mpes we're co,Ircnlrntcd. "As tho tlr,:
crs!mbicd, - thc statrs, ~ put II together Til
ttthtnE but dust and ashes rrmatncd; anl,
When the la'nr went oet lighted tie can,ber.
faa,s; e H., eSt q! Lat T. ws' necessary to 10
hours, With my feet un tllr fender. / cric,t In
lied I'LL G, when felt asleep; but was ut Lilo
breakfast;ta by lalf-pnst ), and reudy fur ihc
WIFE, r.. of ,'a,s shs day. ',;:,,,u :, a..
l!sllcd early III February aud il, ten
days 5OdW copies ha trcn demanded
frnm tllat day, Feb ~, 1881, Miss Afatt!nrai
tlatetl l'cr re!easc from, pceuniary care. Ever
md there was M want ol publishers rs.a,jy 10
pay iilcrally for tile privilege. uf uutiin1 her
works before the people. She now rcuoyt,f to
tonsl oao xs,sa wet r' Mas sr home for tc following
1s4, anil enjoyed nj extraordinary success. nr,
curing ts attlor jalme a,ld tltc Foundation. II
somfurtal'c fortune. It may here b. sni,l that
III tl't ensuing twenty-five Years, Miss siarttnea
carried by l,sr writings s''0OJU. TIr sum Is not
within tic pWer III the nl;flinr; but money wns
always secondary consideration in her litrrary
projects: She l,atl most solemn srstse Of tic
f,esronssb!tty q 4t1 author, and never wrote III.
some portion Of Tic ii,. w 70 'oFtanI i,p a. LOT
pccun!ary cousrraiIo,Is oilliea Or % Icstntnc'' % I
her expression Ut what klic fell It duty Il, nv
Her habits o{ work were troi,gh iifr yery
toned tn Lie tasks of cucl div, r1aItt.> icr r.
accomplish III c,t,rulo,ta n,ni1,ut. VIII writ' H.
Ing ti.s rultIe.l Economy srrics, she Regularly
brsakfastc1 ut or hatt past, aud, sitting iuwI
tv until al. rrceisc yslts. thru ,ra., @ '"'s I"s
IN llour Of l,ure IN t,eivl,rn~ ,,rI. mi ~.
turning, dressed Tor tic evening a,l, nynri,l'Iv
1!nod ont, amd ottel, attended, 4 party Or 1 two
until 2 O'clock III tic laorni,c ajiowinl, univ
FIVE or flve anil lla1f hours for s7,e, r., nnt,;,
tain d lah0rtous lfc like ills w.In,l nv liz.
@ strongest H. physique, aud Miss s1artInca,, con.+
stru,lrcs nf frter,la mn fu. s,hic"t ~ ,,o,i
sc writes tt, tie Aulot,io.ra,,Gr: !: tnthn,shi,,,
has never been with p,u matter OF clloirc, 1
9Ys r ut .r "n' 1T + for r S iqr
eoul not help H. Thnigs woro prsssi,,.. r., In
said, and there Was ,uorc Or icss rv,cn'I. H., H.
was the peraon to say them, In sucl, n
,1,sc' ,;s , !: WE M @ alMays imposs1le 70 der'tns
liku more leisure, or n,urc a,n,lfcct, OF NOR.
slce;,, or uDre a,,ythtur Hi,utrvrr. II ,.w III,
llal depended OIL st,orc jrhilrc an,! jni,tav. I
could not llaye takon It. What wa,,tr,l To- t.!
sail must b.. sal'l, for tho sake Of tic n,any
whatever might hc the rn4t,Itloncos TO- TIM ans
worker ctnd$rnrd."
When. with tho publication Of tho frat thrco
Or Tour nstII!'cfa Of tho Political Economy
ecrtes, Miss Ajarttnrau lln4i become a POPULAR
author, her society was .pue!,t ly thu satcIItcs
III tllc fashionable anl literary Circles uf Lon
don. Dut not III Tic lenst weru her frcI!1,ra ur
1sr na'lt'cra at1ertcl by tho sudden risp from
ol!seurlly to rehown. Tic luftf nrIneip!ca
which, guided llcr ACTIN, could no l,inra l,e
p!oye9 Y W. lla!tcry. af success than By tho
Ssn!reated by triends 10 improve llrr styla of |
living, IN lsiareec y the fine society inn wlict,
sue waa suddenly lifted, she replied tint, llcr
exncntcs bctng properly iustct 10 her i1Icu1llr,
there Eils no cxcllsu fur c,lu1IginE. Those wllo
really cared for llcr wul! visit her In t. humble
home tn ,,arrnw street, aud all tiu rrst Of tlo
world might stay away. Tuis t'ignitlc.l t,n!c- |
ptndencc Ut spirit wus never In any lcrrcc
Fur rest aftcrnn nrduous stretch OF eou&jutous
labor, Miss Martncnn visited tlu Uuhrd Stltrn
n thu antulnn Of 1Sfl, RAu snIlt two Years IN
a cnnnlrY, during thu chief lart vi Wi,ir, bl,u
1yhH Wclritttla Gtin;t In tIn 1ost tu,ifirntt.J