Lectures to Young Women
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It is not every woman who knows how to make home pleasant. Something more is requisite than boarding-school accomplishments and a milk- and-water character ; something more than an education in a female college, with the de- gree of Mistress of Arts. There are houses 58 HOME.
enough, in which woman is content to be lit- tle better than a doll to wear finery or a child to be amused ; and there are others, in which sufficient proof is given of Solomon's words, that " a continual dropping in a ver...y rainy day and a contentious woman are alike." But still, after all exceptions have been made, in our homes is our chief strength.
There is our best happiness as a people.
There the strongest influences in favor of vir- tue and religion are at work. They are the schoolrhouses, in comparison with which all other schools and colleges, both public and private, are of no importance, and in them is woman's place and woman's work. The Em- peror of the French said, which is a partial offset to his absurd saying already quoted, that the chief necessity in reforming the system of national education was well-educated mothers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not every woman who knows how to make home pleasant. Something more is requisite than boarding-school accomplishments and a milk- and-water character ; something more than an education in a female college, with the de- gree of Mistress of Arts. There are houses 58 HOME.
enough, in which woman is content to be lit- tle better than a doll to wear finery or a child to be amused ; and there are others, in which sufficient proof is given of Solomon's words, that " a continual dropping in a ver...y rainy day and a contentious woman are alike." But still, after all exceptions have been made, in our homes is our chief strength.
There is our best happiness as a people.
There the strongest influences in favor of vir- tue and religion are at work. They are the schoolrhouses, in comparison with which all other schools and colleges, both public and private, are of no importance, and in them is woman's place and woman's work. The Em- peror of the French said, which is a partial offset to his absurd saying already quoted, that the chief necessity in reforming the system of national education was well-educated mothers.
What to read after Lectures to Young Women?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Greenleaf Eliot to read onlineMoreLess
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