A Domestic Problem : Work And Culture in the Household
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" Thewife hears, and sighs, and perhaps blames herself that on account ofher incapacity money is wasted. What the newspaper says must be true. Perhaps by sitting up later, by getting up earlier, by hurrying more, and by never setting her foot outside the door, she might follow thissuggestion. "Every married woman" whose boys take to reading shouldsnip such newspaper articles into shreds, burn them up, and bury theashes.
Another cause of the present state of things is the lowness of thestandard ...which has been set up for woman to attain. We have glanced atsome of the things which are expected of the woman who carries on thefamily. What is not expected is a point of no less significance. Neither husbands nor company claim the right to expect, in thatsmooth, agreeable surface mentioned at the beginning, the results ofmental culture. They may be gratified at finding them; but so long asthe woman is amiable, thrifty, efficient, and provides three goodmeals every day, they feel bound not to complain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Thewife hears, and sighs, and perhaps blames herself that on account ofher incapacity money is wasted. What the newspaper says must be true. Perhaps by sitting up later, by getting up earlier, by hurrying more, and by never setting her foot outside the door, she might follow thissuggestion. "Every married woman" whose boys take to reading shouldsnip such newspaper articles into shreds, burn them up, and bury theashes.
Another cause of the present state of things is the lowness of thestandard ...which has been set up for woman to attain. We have glanced atsome of the things which are expected of the woman who carries on thefamily. What is not expected is a point of no less significance. Neither husbands nor company claim the right to expect, in thatsmooth, agreeable surface mentioned at the beginning, the results ofmental culture. They may be gratified at finding them; but so long asthe woman is amiable, thrifty, efficient, and provides three goodmeals every day, they feel bound not to complain.
What to read after A Domestic Problem : Work And Culture in the Household?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diaz Abby Morton Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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