Journalism for Women
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* * * * * The foregoing remarks on the search for copy are of course addressed tothe aspirant living in London, who possesses immense advantages over herrural sister. She has, chiefly, the British Museum, that blessed fount ofuniversal information, and her first duty must be to apply to the ChiefLibrarian for a reading ticket. Some time will elapse before she is ableto use handily the vast apparatus here placed at her disposal, but shewill find the officials benignantly omniscient, and alwa...ys ready to helpthe unskilled in research. Also, she must not be shy of going into theworld and collecting such facts as she may require, ferreting things out, and refusing to be abashed. So soon as she has contributed to a few papersof standing, she should have some cards engraved with her name, and a listof these papers after the words "Contributor to. " Such a card willconstitute sufficient credentials on any expedition of enquiry, and willfrequently aid her to obtain interviews with "people of importance intheir day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* * * * * The foregoing remarks on the search for copy are of course addressed tothe aspirant living in London, who possesses immense advantages over herrural sister. She has, chiefly, the British Museum, that blessed fount ofuniversal information, and her first duty must be to apply to the ChiefLibrarian for a reading ticket. Some time will elapse before she is ableto use handily the vast apparatus here placed at her disposal, but shewill find the officials benignantly omniscient, and alwa...ys ready to helpthe unskilled in research. Also, she must not be shy of going into theworld and collecting such facts as she may require, ferreting things out, and refusing to be abashed. So soon as she has contributed to a few papersof standing, she should have some cards engraved with her name, and a listof these papers after the words "Contributor to. " Such a card willconstitute sufficient credentials on any expedition of enquiry, and willfrequently aid her to obtain interviews with "people of importance intheir day.
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