k Spanish nurses, 1845. Creator Smyth. Spanish nurses, 1845. ...the best characteristics will be found in the two groups of wetnurses, of whom there are hundreds in the Prado promenade. quot Fat wetnurses,quot says a recent tourist, quotfrom the mountains of Santander, with showy handkerchiefs tied about their heads, tight cloth jackets, and gorgeous laced petticoats, frequent this place with their squalling charges not to mention the juvenile gambols of a crowd of little angels of both sexes.quot There is something peculiarly aboriginal in the mode of carrying the child, swung in a sort of fringed cot at the back it reminds one of the North American Indian custom. This sisterhood of nurses are said to be fast disappearing. From quotIllustrated London Newsquot, 1845, Vol VII. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Spanish nurses, 1845. Creator: Smyth. Spanish nurses, 1845.  ...the best characteristics will be found in the two groups of wet nurses, of whom there are hundreds in the Prado promenade.  quot  Fat wet nurses, quot  says a recent tourist,  quot from the mountains of Santander, with showy handkerchiefs tied about their heads, tight cloth jackets, and gorgeous laced petticoats, frequent this place with their squalling charges  not to mention the juvenile gambols of a crowd of little angels of both sexes. quot  There is something peculiarly aboriginal in the mode of carrying the child, swung in a sort of fringed cot at the back  it reminds one of the North American Indian custom. This sisterhood of nurses are said to be fast disappearing . From  quot Illustrated London News quot , 1845, Vol VII.
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Spanish nurses, 1845. Creator: Smyth.

Spanish nurses, 1845. '...the best characteristics will be found in the two groups of wet-nurses, of whom there are hundreds in the Prado promenade. " Fat wet-nurses," says a recent tourist, "from the mountains of Santander, with showy handkerchiefs tied about their heads, tight cloth jackets, and gorgeous laced petticoats, frequent this place with their squalling charges; not to mention the juvenile gambols of a crowd of little angels of both sexes." There is something peculiarly aboriginal in the mode of carrying the child, swung in a sort of fringed cot at the back; it reminds one of the North American Indian custom. This sisterhood of nurses are said to be fast disappearing'. From "Illustrated London News", 1845, Vol VII.

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