Plain Counsels for Freedmen in Sixteen Brief Lectures
Plain Counsels for Freedmen in Sixteen Brief Lectures
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You ought not to consider life a mere play or holiday. You have serious and important 26 PLAIN COUNSELS FOB FBEEDMEN.
work to do, and yon should prepare yourselves for it, and devote yourselves to it, in the spirit of the noblest enthusiasm.
Do not think of getting married until you know how to knit and sew, to mend clothes and bake good bread, to keep a nice clean house and cultivate a garden, and to read and write. Many girls are so foolish as to think that if they can only get married, it ma...tters little to whom, they will then be happy. But many, perhaps a majority, find in married life nothing but misery.
Let it be your first aim to make of yourself a true woman. Allow no man, under any pre- tense, to despoil you of 3^our virtue. The brand of shame rests upon the brow of the unchaste woman. She is hated, even by those who are as bad as she is. L^o man can ever love her. Her parents mourn the day of her birth; her brothers hang their heads in very shame when she is named, and her sisters blush to own her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You ought not to consider life a mere play or holiday. You have serious and important 26 PLAIN COUNSELS FOB FBEEDMEN.
work to do, and yon should prepare yourselves for it, and devote yourselves to it, in the spirit of the noblest enthusiasm.
Do not think of getting married until you know how to knit and sew, to mend clothes and bake good bread, to keep a nice clean house and cultivate a garden, and to read and write. Many girls are so foolish as to think that if they can only get married, it ma...tters little to whom, they will then be happy. But many, perhaps a majority, find in married life nothing but misery.
Let it be your first aim to make of yourself a true woman. Allow no man, under any pre- tense, to despoil you of 3^our virtue. The brand of shame rests upon the brow of the unchaste woman. She is hated, even by those who are as bad as she is. L^o man can ever love her. Her parents mourn the day of her birth; her brothers hang their heads in very shame when she is named, and her sisters blush to own her.
What to read after Plain Counsels for Freedmen in Sixteen Brief Lectures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clinton Bowen Fisk to read onlineMoreLess
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