lengt one ood. My fidgeting and t sirely escaped ice, and I fear t ical skills are not matcion. I do not criticise ing everyone s to be less able t, ed an air of quiet modesty, but I see t easily enougly t in t I aken on, and s making e comings.

    I  from doairs. Presumably try door. trated, but rain to proper mealtimes? And  mealtimes, ored?

    tomorroart by cleaning tempted to clean t told myself no. It omorroains t are so t. So tonig, but tomorro o restore order and discipline to to succeed in my aim must first of all make myself a clean room to t surrounded by hygiene and order.

    t is time for me to meet my charges.

    I  I tle time for my diary lately, but I must make time, for it is cing t I record and develop my methods.

    Emmeline I s ttern of be c, I turbed as ed, and o be a nice cionate and sturdy, o appreciate ts of s ite and can be made to obey instructions by kind coaxing and treats. So understand t goodness reeem of ots o reduce t ts of my metever my strengt is to start h.

    I am content h my work on Emmeline.

    er is a more difficult case. Violence I ructiveness. ruck by one tructiveness is generally a side effect of rage and not its primary objective. t act, as I  in ot frequently motivated by an excess of anger, and tpouring of tally damaging to people and property. Adeline’s case does not fit ts myself, and been told of otruction seems to be Adeline’s only motive, and rage someto tease out, stoke up in o generate to destroy.