Ediths Ministry
Ediths Ministry
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When she entered, it was with a haughty, defiant manner. "Sit down, Madge, I have much to say, " said Mr. Clifford. "Your con- duct is exceedingly offensive to me, and I have sent to have a conversation with you. I have been greatly mortified at the ridicule which you are incurring, by your foolish essays in your ' Woman's Advocate. ' What do you propose by this un- womanly conduct?" " Why, father, I do not mean to pursue the tame course of a common, humdrum woman. I know that I have more talen...ts than ordinary, and I do not mean to bury them in obscurity. " "Do you mean also to follow Josephine's public course?" asked her father, with suppressed anger.
"I am preparing for public efforts, and will devote my life to deeds of philanthropy, so that I may leave behind me a name among the distinguished of my sex, " answered Madge.
" And do you really suppose that I will countenance your MISGUIDED MADGE 237 folly, or allow a daughter, dwelling unoer my roof, to make such a fool of herself?" Her color rose, and her bright eyes glanced with anger, as she replied, " We are not born to be the slaves of men, either fathers, husbands, or brothers; and, if I cannot pursue the bent of my inclination under my father's roof, I can easily seek another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When she entered, it was with a haughty, defiant manner. "Sit down, Madge, I have much to say, " said Mr. Clifford. "Your con- duct is exceedingly offensive to me, and I have sent to have a conversation with you. I have been greatly mortified at the ridicule which you are incurring, by your foolish essays in your ' Woman's Advocate. ' What do you propose by this un- womanly conduct?" " Why, father, I do not mean to pursue the tame course of a common, humdrum woman. I know that I have more talen...ts than ordinary, and I do not mean to bury them in obscurity. " "Do you mean also to follow Josephine's public course?" asked her father, with suppressed anger.
"I am preparing for public efforts, and will devote my life to deeds of philanthropy, so that I may leave behind me a name among the distinguished of my sex, " answered Madge.
" And do you really suppose that I will countenance your MISGUIDED MADGE 237 folly, or allow a daughter, dwelling unoer my roof, to make such a fool of herself?" Her color rose, and her bright eyes glanced with anger, as she replied, " We are not born to be the slaves of men, either fathers, husbands, or brothers; and, if I cannot pursue the bent of my inclination under my father's roof, I can easily seek another.
What to read after Ediths Ministry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet B Harriet Burn Mckeever to read onlineMoreLess
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