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defendant and the plaintiff was instructed in the manner in which said materials were to be mixed and the said paint applied by the agents and servants of the defendant. 5. The said defendant knew or should have known that the materials furnished to the plaintiff in the performance of her duties as aforesaid contained substances which were dangerous, poisonous and dele- terious to the body and health of the plaintiff, and knew or should have known that the method and manner in which the defendant instructed the plaintiff to use and apply said materials and paint were so devised as to negligently expose the plaintiff to the dangerous, poisonous and deleterious properties of the ingredients of the said materials. 6. It was the duty of the defendant to use reasonable care: (a) to furnish the plaintiff with a safe place in which to conduet or carry on the duties required of her by her employment; (b) to furnish her with safe implements with which to handle the said materials and to apply the said so paint; (c) to Anstruct her in the use of the implements and the handling of said materials as to protect her from any injury by reason of the handling and applying of said materials and paint; (d) to wern the plaintiff of the dangerous, poisonous and deleterious properties of the materials used in the performance of her duties and the danger to her health and person incident to the handling of said materials, and the application of said paint, all of which said defendant wholly failed to perform. 7. During the time of her employment with the defendant as afore- said, plaintiff followed the instructions given her as aforesaid in mixing the ingredients of the said paint and applying the same to the various sur- faces as she was directed to do by the defendant, and during that time, she was ignorent of the nature, character and composition of the materials fur- nished her for the making of said luminous paint, and that the said materials were dangerous, poisonous and deleterious to the body and health of human beings. In fact, said materials did enter and impregnate her body to her permanent and serious harm. 8. On account of the negligence of the defendant as set forth

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