Home Harmonies
Home Harmonies
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She has actually wept over her blighted life till her fountain of tears is dry, and she can weep no more. She, too, has been cursed by a drunken husband. Often has she wanted to go away ; to take her children where she could sup- port them, beyond the influence and abuse of Digitized by VjOOQ IC 84 The Wants of the Heleased Convict.
their father. But the church of which she is a member says that wives must submit themselves to their husbands ; and if she dare rebel against church laws and seek ...by honest labor for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, she should be branded as an outcast.
Poor woman ! The church to which she belongs owns her, and keeps her a victim in tor- ture, even as heartless boys keep flies and birds pinned or nailed to a tree to see how long their agony will last before life gives out.
What set us to thinking to-night of the old times was that just before starting from the oflSce a middle-aged man entered the door and said to an office attendant that he wanted to see the writer hereof.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She has actually wept over her blighted life till her fountain of tears is dry, and she can weep no more. She, too, has been cursed by a drunken husband. Often has she wanted to go away ; to take her children where she could sup- port them, beyond the influence and abuse of Digitized by VjOOQ IC 84 The Wants of the Heleased Convict.
their father. But the church of which she is a member says that wives must submit themselves to their husbands ; and if she dare rebel against church laws and seek ...by honest labor for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, she should be branded as an outcast.
Poor woman ! The church to which she belongs owns her, and keeps her a victim in tor- ture, even as heartless boys keep flies and birds pinned or nailed to a tree to see how long their agony will last before life gives out.
What set us to thinking to-night of the old times was that just before starting from the oflSce a middle-aged man entered the door and said to an office attendant that he wanted to see the writer hereof.
What to read after Home Harmonies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mark M Mark Mills Pomeroy to read onlineMoreLess
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