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The very simplicity of his purpose and the unsophistication of his outlook were irresistible and came near weaning Charming Billy from considering his own personal grievances.

Every morning he stood smiling, hat in hand, while he inquired how each of us had slept. One day he passed from politics to religion. "I am fond of fun," said he, "I think it is the sign of a clear conscience. My life has been spent among sailors. I have begun with many a blue jacket hail-fellow-well-met in my own rough way, and have ended in weaning him from wicked courses.

If the milk is too strong, indigestion will follow, and the child will lose instead of gaining strength. WEANING. The weaning of the child depends much upon the strength and condition of the mother. If it does not occur in hot weather, from nine to twelve months is as long as any child should be nursed.

But the milk of an animal recently calved is reserved for its young, and it is not until the time of weaning that the lacteal fluid is offered for human consumption. Thus it is that the nursling of a day receives milk many months old and heavily loaded with caseine.

It has been said that Freehold Land Societies, which were established for political objects, had the effect of weaning men from political reform. They were first started in Birmingham, for the purpose of enabling men to buy land, and divide it into forty-shilling freeholds, so that the owners might become electors and vote against the corn-laws.

Could she have reckoned upon weaning me from him by a display of his awkwardness? I felt nettled at both of them. "Helen," he said abruptly, as we laboured along the crowded floor, "do you remember our last dance at the Commencement ball?" The night of our betrothal! What a time to remind me of it!

But to all the step is dangerous; it involves coming of age; it is even a kind of second weaning. In the past all was at the choice of others; they chose, they digested, they read aloud for us and sang to their own tune the books of childhood.

They were gradually weaning themselves of the ignorant, bigoted notions which they inherited from their Portuguese ancestors, especially those entertained with regard to the treatment of women. Formerly, the Portuguese would not allow their wives to go into society, or their daughters to learn reading and writing.

They went down by freight-train, after the weighty and conversational business of leaving Hugh with Aunt Bessie. Carol was exultant over this irregular jaunting. It was the first unusual thing, except the glance of Bresnahan, that had happened since the weaning of Hugh. They rode in the caboose, the small red cupola-topped car jerked along at the end of the train.

Father happened to come round for a hot brand just as Jim finished. 'Never you mind about the weaning, he snarled. 'I shan't ask you to tail them either. It wouldn't be a nice job here, would it? and father actually laughed. It wasn't a very gay kind of a laugh, and he shut up his mouth with a sort of snap again.

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