OF SOMERSETSHIRE« 33 ône room above fairs. This is not only uncomfortable, but inconſiſtent with that decency and modeſty, with the importance of which children cannot be too early or too îtrongly impreſſed.
The rent of theſe cottages varies from thirty ſhillings to fifty ſhillings per year, including a ſmall portion of garden- around.*
* Tt is but of little permanent utility to the cottagers to give them garden-ground, unleſs you ſupply them annually with a certain por- tion of manure. J.B.
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