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Updated: June 11, 2025


And it must not be forgotten, that education involves very much besides mere book-learning the mechanical duties, namely, of everyday life. Something of the latter is to be tried in the City Hospice and Soup-kitchen just opened near the foot of Holborn Hill.

Afterwards, I went to Antwerp, till the siege and the bombardment; then followed the flight to Ostend; after that a further flight to Furnes. Then came the winter of my work, day and night at the soup-kitchen for the wounded, a few days at home in January, then back again and to work at Adinkerke till June, when I came home to lecture.

Moscow is a far superior place, and is really most interesting and beautiful, and very Eastern, while Petrograd might be Liverpool. I filled up my time there in the hospital and soup-kitchen. The price of everything gets worse, I do believe! Even a glass of filtered water costs one shilling and threepence!

For it was known to all men that soup and bread were to be had for the asking thrice a week at the Institution in Fashion Street, and in the Ansell household the opening of the soup-kitchen was looked forward to as the dawn of a golden age, when it would be impossible to pass more than one day without bread. The vaguely-remembered smell of the soup threw a poetic fragrance over the coming winter.

It would have been very difficult to interest the age of chivalry in hydropathy. Such is the fascination of historic association that I am sure, if I could drag my beloved but conscientious Salemina from some foreign soup-kitchen which she is doubtless inspecting, I could make even her mourn the vanished past with me this morning, on the Beacon's towering head.

Being the possessor of a large fortune, he has been able to gratify a devouring passion for philanthropy, and has squandered most of his money on an institution a kind of club, school, labour-bureau, dispensary, soup-kitchen, all rolled into one in Lambeth; and there he lives himself, perfectly happy among a hungry, grubby, scarecrow, tatterdemalion crowd.

"Yes, I suppose it must be that," Jack said thoughtfully. "I'm glad I've got some sort of answer." "I thought, sir, that you promised to say nothing about that soup-kitchen money," Jack said rather indignantly one evening a fortnight after he had gone to work again. "Here all the women of the place seem to know about it, and as I was coming home from work to-day, there was Mrs.

But volunteer corps especially women are heroically bent on being uncomfortable. In a way they like it, and they eat strange meals in large quantities, and feel that this is war. Lord Leigh took me into Dunkirk in his car to-day, and I managed to get lots of vegetables for the soup-kitchen, and several other things I wanted. A lift is everything at this time, when one can "command" nothing.

If the labourer has never gone up on the floodtide of prosperity to the champagne wages of the miner, neither has he descended to the woe which fell on South Wales when children searched the dust-heaps for food, nor to that suffering which forces those whose instinct is independence to the soup-kitchen.

"Hello!" said he. "I thought I'd come to hear your friend the prophet." "Friend?" said T-S. "Who told you he's a friend o' mine?" "Why, the papers said " "Vell, de papers 're nutty!" And then came one of the strikers who had been in the soup-kitchen a fresh young fellow, proud to know a great man. "How dy'do, Mr. T-S? I hear our friend, Mr. Carpenter, is going "

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