Mary Wollstonecraft
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Good Mrs. Barbauld feared she "stepped out of the bounds of female reserve" whenshe became an author. They all wrote either for amusement or as a lastresource to eke out a slender income. But Mary would, by agreeing to Mr. Johnson's proposition, deliberately throw over other chances of making alivelihood to rely entirely upon literature. She was young, unmarried, and, to all intents and purposes, alone in the world. Such a step wasunprecedented in English literary annals. She would really be, a...s shewrote to her sister, the first of a new genus. Her conduct wouldunquestionably be criticised and censured. She would have to run thegauntlet of public opinion, a much more trying ordeal than that throughwhich she had passed at the castle in Mitchelstown.
But, on the other hand, she would thereby gain freedom and independence, for which she had always yearned above all else; her work would becongenial; and, what to her was even more important, she would obtainbetter means to further the welfare of her sisters and brothers, and toassist her father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Good Mrs. Barbauld feared she "stepped out of the bounds of female reserve" whenshe became an author. They all wrote either for amusement or as a lastresource to eke out a slender income. But Mary would, by agreeing to Mr. Johnson's proposition, deliberately throw over other chances of making alivelihood to rely entirely upon literature. She was young, unmarried, and, to all intents and purposes, alone in the world. Such a step wasunprecedented in English literary annals. She would really be, a...s shewrote to her sister, the first of a new genus. Her conduct wouldunquestionably be criticised and censured. She would have to run thegauntlet of public opinion, a much more trying ordeal than that throughwhich she had passed at the castle in Mitchelstown.
But, on the other hand, she would thereby gain freedom and independence, for which she had always yearned above all else; her work would becongenial; and, what to her was even more important, she would obtainbetter means to further the welfare of her sisters and brothers, and toassist her father.
What to read after Mary Wollstonecraft?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pennell Elizabeth Robins to read onlineMoreLess
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