Genevieve Grahame Grant
Genevieve Grahame Grant
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Crawford is exceedingly fortunate in having been endowed by her native land with true Irish tact. She has, therefore, been able to steer clear in a measure of the rivalries and jealousies with which so many women in journalism are obliged to contend. Her wonderful fac- ulty of judging people has also been of great service to her in this respect. She was spontaneously elected a member of the Journalistic Institute of Great Britain at the Birmingham congress of journalists of the whole United Kin...gdom, and her name stood at the head of a list including Sala, Justin McCarthy and many other cele- brated men. Mrs. Crawford, while imbued with the modern spirit so far as her work is concerned, is actuated in her life by the axioms and precepts of the philosophers of antiquity. Like Mme. Roland, she delights in Plu- tarch and Epictetus, and, although liberal in her views, 76 GENEVIEVE GRAHAME GRANT.
her education was religious of the old-fashioned type and among her favorite books are those of men and women of religious genius: "The Imitation, " the "Lives of the Saints, " the minor prophets, the psalms, " Pense"es de Pascal, " and the axioms of Epictetus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Crawford is exceedingly fortunate in having been endowed by her native land with true Irish tact. She has, therefore, been able to steer clear in a measure of the rivalries and jealousies with which so many women in journalism are obliged to contend. Her wonderful fac- ulty of judging people has also been of great service to her in this respect. She was spontaneously elected a member of the Journalistic Institute of Great Britain at the Birmingham congress of journalists of the whole United Kin...gdom, and her name stood at the head of a list including Sala, Justin McCarthy and many other cele- brated men. Mrs. Crawford, while imbued with the modern spirit so far as her work is concerned, is actuated in her life by the axioms and precepts of the philosophers of antiquity. Like Mme. Roland, she delights in Plu- tarch and Epictetus, and, although liberal in her views, 76 GENEVIEVE GRAHAME GRANT.
her education was religious of the old-fashioned type and among her favorite books are those of men and women of religious genius: "The Imitation, " the "Lives of the Saints, " the minor prophets, the psalms, " Pense"es de Pascal, " and the axioms of Epictetus.
What to read after Genevieve Grahame Grant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Habitant Des Kaskaskia to read onlineMoreLess
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