Mizora: a Prophecy
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As soon as death laid its inactivity upon one actor, another took his place. It might have continued so; and we might stillbe repeating the old tragedy but for one singular event. In the historyof your own people you have no doubt observed that the very thingplotted, intrigued and labored for, has in accomplishment proved theruin of its projectors. You will remark this in the history I am aboutto relate.
"Main ages ago this country was peopled by two races--male and female. The male race were r...ulers in public and domestic life. Their supremacyhad come down from pre-historic time, when strength of muscle was theonly master. Woman was a beast of burden. She was regarded as inferiorto man, mentally as well as physically. This idea prevailed throughcenturies of the earlier civilization, even after enlightenment hadbrought to her a chivalrous regard from men. But this regard wasbestowed only upon the women of their own household, by the rich andpowerful. Those women who had not been fortunate enough to have beenborn in such a sphere of life toiled early and late, in sorrow andprivation, for a mere pittance that was barely sufficient to keep theflame of life from going out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As soon as death laid its inactivity upon one actor, another took his place. It might have continued so; and we might stillbe repeating the old tragedy but for one singular event. In the historyof your own people you have no doubt observed that the very thingplotted, intrigued and labored for, has in accomplishment proved theruin of its projectors. You will remark this in the history I am aboutto relate.
"Main ages ago this country was peopled by two races--male and female. The male race were r...ulers in public and domestic life. Their supremacyhad come down from pre-historic time, when strength of muscle was theonly master. Woman was a beast of burden. She was regarded as inferiorto man, mentally as well as physically. This idea prevailed throughcenturies of the earlier civilization, even after enlightenment hadbrought to her a chivalrous regard from men. But this regard wasbestowed only upon the women of their own household, by the rich andpowerful. Those women who had not been fortunate enough to have beenborn in such a sphere of life toiled early and late, in sorrow andprivation, for a mere pittance that was barely sufficient to keep theflame of life from going out.
What to read after Mizora: a Prophecy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lane Mary E. Bradley to read onlineMoreLess
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