From a Girls Point of View 8 8
From a Girls Point of View 8 8
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One is to observe more honor in their relationswith each other, and the other is to learn to think.
ON THE SUBJECT OF HUSBANDS "All that I am, my mother made me" Perhaps you think that girls do not know enough about other girls'husbands to discuss them with any profit. But if there has been adinner or theatre party within our memory where the married girls didnot take the bachelors and leave their husbands for us, we would justlike to know when it was, that's all.
I dare say it never occurred t...o these wives what an opportunity thiscustom gives us to study social problems at close range. We girls aresupposed to be blind and deaf and dumb; but we are none of the three. We try to see all there is to see, and hear all there is to hear, andthen, when we get together, we wouldn't be human if we didn't talk itover and tell each other how infinitely better _we_ could manageJessie's husband than she does, and that it seems a pity that Carriedoesn't understand George.
I suppose it would be rather handsome of us always to pretend that wedid not hear the covert rebuke or the open sarcasm bandied aboutbetween these husbands and wives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One is to observe more honor in their relationswith each other, and the other is to learn to think.
ON THE SUBJECT OF HUSBANDS "All that I am, my mother made me" Perhaps you think that girls do not know enough about other girls'husbands to discuss them with any profit. But if there has been adinner or theatre party within our memory where the married girls didnot take the bachelors and leave their husbands for us, we would justlike to know when it was, that's all.
I dare say it never occurred t...o these wives what an opportunity thiscustom gives us to study social problems at close range. We girls aresupposed to be blind and deaf and dumb; but we are none of the three. We try to see all there is to see, and hear all there is to hear, andthen, when we get together, we wouldn't be human if we didn't talk itover and tell each other how infinitely better _we_ could manageJessie's husband than she does, and that it seems a pity that Carriedoesn't understand George.
I suppose it would be rather handsome of us always to pretend that wedid not hear the covert rebuke or the open sarcasm bandied aboutbetween these husbands and wives.
What to read after From a Girls Point of View 8 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lilian Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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