Her Place in the World
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Let her study the advancement of social life, of art, litera ture, history, and have something worth talking about. Let her take up Charity work in its broad est beneficence, but do not let her paint second or third rate pictures, or do poor needle-work to sell to her friends, thinking that she is nobly earning money for charities, while she wastes her own income on herself. There is a good deal of needed work in the world that must always evolve itself out of pure, high benevolence. Let the wo...men of leisure do this in such a fashion that it shall crowd no poorer women out of the real working ranks. Let our young people marry and have simpler lives, though I am no advocate for improvident mar riages, I must confess. " " But the women who do not marry, and have not fortunes " laughed Thirza.
" Their more fortunate sisters must not interfere with their right to employment. But I think a happy and thoroughly enjoyable home is a woman's THE END OF ONE DREAM 243 noblest work. And, Miss Rolfe, I think you are a charming home-maker.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let her study the advancement of social life, of art, litera ture, history, and have something worth talking about. Let her take up Charity work in its broad est beneficence, but do not let her paint second or third rate pictures, or do poor needle-work to sell to her friends, thinking that she is nobly earning money for charities, while she wastes her own income on herself. There is a good deal of needed work in the world that must always evolve itself out of pure, high benevolence. Let the wo...men of leisure do this in such a fashion that it shall crowd no poorer women out of the real working ranks. Let our young people marry and have simpler lives, though I am no advocate for improvident mar riages, I must confess. " " But the women who do not marry, and have not fortunes " laughed Thirza.
" Their more fortunate sisters must not interfere with their right to employment. But I think a happy and thoroughly enjoyable home is a woman's THE END OF ONE DREAM 243 noblest work. And, Miss Rolfe, I think you are a charming home-maker.
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