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Regimen III
16
No standing chaplain:
but preachers
unless to read prayers.
but preachers to be
invited, a different
one for every Sunday
17
The several instructors
to be paid reliably
according to the gains
on their respective
branches
18
Dress body of
the Coat of different
colour from the sleeve
Waistcoat distinguished
in a similar
way — So
breeches.
19
Coats Jackets only
without flaps shirts
or pockets
20
Stockings & Shoes Quere
whether necessary,
except on Sundays
21
For Shoes and
knees Buckles
strings or clasps?
22
Bare legs and feet
will prevent offensive
smells, and by
helping to as a mark
of distinction be an
obstacle to escape
23
Buttons with a
legend like regimental
ones.
Wishes
To collect and register
the wishes of each
for in the view of adjusting
rewards & affording
indulgence.
Six wishes a piece
An idle days time
to consider.
Music on Sundays
in the hearing of
the Felons = Orpheus
suspending
the pains of Hell
heights: in and
by pipes — with a cook
to w two or three
not necessary
If men are admitted
to warm
for themselves, the
purchase of a
knife & fork in
a sheath to be
bought for each out
of his earnings
56 Time-Work
Try the common
way of working by
time at first, before
you try piece-work
If they will do as
much by time-work
the expence of piece
-work is useless:
if not it will serve
as a standard of comparison
and as a basis
to proceed upon
III
Regimen IV
24
The six stories
will make twelve
Wards.
25
Besides reading
and writing on
Sundays such as
have voices may
be taught Psalmody.
26
This may be done by
The Organist?
The Clerk?
27
Some of the choice
of them may learn
musick by note
especially the boys
28
Some few again
might even learn
instrumental musick
and so form
-band.
29
Apply this particularly
to the
House of Industry
people
30
The choice of them
might be indulged
with a good deal
of liberty, on their
consent to be tattooed.
31
Some on their consent
to be tattooed
might be brought
up for book-keepers.
Regimen V
32
Young boys
thus educated
would serve as
a seminary for
Parish Clerks to
keep Parish
schools.
33
Boys & Young
Men that appear
promising, trial
them first with
cold severity, that
they may enjoy
the difference.
34
The most promising
musicians
might divide their
time between
music and manufacture
on
work days
35
Proficients — on
being tattooed
might be let out
to concerts, to
join in choruses
&c
36
Concert at
dinner as soon
as they could perform
God save
the King.
37
Wind instruments
in learning
would give
no annoyance.
Regimen VI
38
Profiles of all
to be taken at
entrance.
On Pewter?
39
Gardeners — on
being tattooed
40
So even Footmen
& Coachmen.
41
A boy or two to
be attached to
the Surgeon.
42
The band first
to learn Psalm-
tunes — then
Anthems — at
last Oratorio
-pieces — so as
to form a Sunday
Concert
after Church
43
Anthems to be
composed for
the occasion.
44
Bands on the
two wards to
perform alternately
— sometimes to join
in full Chorus
45
Perform the
Ora reading
Psalms to Music
or in erable only
more musical
than
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regimen iii / wishes / regimen iv / regimen v / regimen vi / regimen ii / regimen vii / thermometers / regimen xi / regimen x / regimen viii |
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benjamin constant |
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