A Woman of the World
A Woman of the World
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There is roomhigher up.
To Nanette _A Former Maid_ Curiously enough, my dear little Nanette, I was thinking about you, andwishing to know something of you, the very day your letter came.
Of many who have been helpers in my employ, you were one of the few whoseemed to care more for me than for the wages I paid.
There was between us that ideal condition which I wish might existbetween all employers and employees. You wanted the work you were fittedto do, and I wanted such work done. You were glad... of the money itbrought you, and I was glad to recompense you. You wanted appreciationand sympathy and consideration aside from your earnings, and I wanted apersonal interest in my affairs, and a friendly wish to please me, aside from the mere work well done. You never seemed to me less womanlyor less refined because you were a wage-earner, and I did not representto you oppression or monopoly merely because I paid the money and youreceived it. I took you into my confidence in many ways, and you made mefeel I was your friend as well as your employer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is roomhigher up.
To Nanette _A Former Maid_ Curiously enough, my dear little Nanette, I was thinking about you, andwishing to know something of you, the very day your letter came.
Of many who have been helpers in my employ, you were one of the few whoseemed to care more for me than for the wages I paid.
There was between us that ideal condition which I wish might existbetween all employers and employees. You wanted the work you were fittedto do, and I wanted such work done. You were glad... of the money itbrought you, and I was glad to recompense you. You wanted appreciationand sympathy and consideration aside from your earnings, and I wanted apersonal interest in my affairs, and a friendly wish to please me, aside from the mere work well done. You never seemed to me less womanlyor less refined because you were a wage-earner, and I did not representto you oppression or monopoly merely because I paid the money and youreceived it. I took you into my confidence in many ways, and you made mefeel I was your friend as well as your employer.
What to read after A Woman of the World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilcox Ella Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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