Brilliants From the Writings of Frances E Willard
Brilliants From the Writings of Frances E Willard
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Any one broad-minded enough to inquire into the ex- 40 FRANCES E. WILLARD.
perience of history, and cosmopolitan enough to generalize therefrom, knows that there is no real antagonism between women nobly famous and women heroically obscure.
The two hands are a picture of tlie con- tending forces of capital and labor. The left, less skilled, more clioice, served often by its fellows, and decked with rings ; the right, forceful, ino;enious, busv, unadorned. Only by bringing them together can harm...ony be had and a full day's toil accomplished. If they contend, they work each other's ruin; if they combine, they reach each one its ut- most. Met for work and clasped in prayer, these hands of capital and labor shall bring that social compact which it is their office to develop and defend up to its best estate. Fighting each other, they will but mar and finally destroy the social fabric — and the- left hand of capital will first give way under the pitiless blows of labor's strong right hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Any one broad-minded enough to inquire into the ex- 40 FRANCES E. WILLARD.
perience of history, and cosmopolitan enough to generalize therefrom, knows that there is no real antagonism between women nobly famous and women heroically obscure.
The two hands are a picture of tlie con- tending forces of capital and labor. The left, less skilled, more clioice, served often by its fellows, and decked with rings ; the right, forceful, ino;enious, busv, unadorned. Only by bringing them together can harm...ony be had and a full day's toil accomplished. If they contend, they work each other's ruin; if they combine, they reach each one its ut- most. Met for work and clasped in prayer, these hands of capital and labor shall bring that social compact which it is their office to develop and defend up to its best estate. Fighting each other, they will but mar and finally destroy the social fabric — and the- left hand of capital will first give way under the pitiless blows of labor's strong right hand.
What to read after Brilliants From the Writings of Frances E Willard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Elizabeth Willard to read onlineMoreLess
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