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reformatori Correctional institution for the detention and discipline and training of young or first offenders.
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reformatorio Youth detention center or adult correctional facility popular during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Give these youthful offenders the benefit of schools, connected with the reformatory.
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One is letting or selling this house for a reformatory, or school.
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Bad boys do not come here, but are sent to the reformatory.
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English artists in literature and in painting have done some great reformatory work.
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They decide to send him to a reformatory the next year.
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I don't want you ending up in the women's reformatory, at your age.
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As she drinks and parties, her parents send her to multiple reformatory schools.
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What Christ suffered is mainly punitive; what we suffer Is reformatory.
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Yet think not that the prison is a reformatory institution: far from it.
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But we need not follow Uncle Nathan in his reformatory lucubrations.
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It was once used as a school, and later on as a reformatory.
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Once matron of Framingham reformatory for purpose of studying prison conditions.
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I thought I should like to give it to-establish a reformatory.
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He brought his chair to horizontal and addressed himself to his reformatory article.
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Again he was sent to the reformatory, this time for a longer term.
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Peddling your papers in a reformatory somewhere, serving a term for criminal assault.
