The Social Significance of the Modern Drama
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That her daughter may not have to face the same alternative as she, -r- slave in a scullery for four shillings a week — Mrs. Warren surrounds the girl with comfort and ease, gives her an education, and thereby es- tablishes between her child and herself an abyss which nothing can bridge. Few respectable mothers would do as much for their daughters^.
However, Mrs. Warren remains the outcast, while all those who benefit by her profession, in- cluding even her daughter Vivian, move in the best cir...cles.
Sir John Crofts, Mrs. Warren's business part- ner, who has invested 40,000 pounds in Mrs.
Warren's house, drawing an income of 35 per cent, out of it in the worst years, is a recognized pillar of society and an honored member of his class. Why not I Crofts. The fact is, it's not what would be considered exactly a high-class business in my set — the county set, you know. . . . Not that there is any mystery about it: don't think that. Of course you know by your mother's being in it that it's perfectly straight and honest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That her daughter may not have to face the same alternative as she, -r- slave in a scullery for four shillings a week — Mrs. Warren surrounds the girl with comfort and ease, gives her an education, and thereby es- tablishes between her child and herself an abyss which nothing can bridge. Few respectable mothers would do as much for their daughters^.
However, Mrs. Warren remains the outcast, while all those who benefit by her profession, in- cluding even her daughter Vivian, move in the best cir...cles.
Sir John Crofts, Mrs. Warren's business part- ner, who has invested 40,000 pounds in Mrs.
Warren's house, drawing an income of 35 per cent, out of it in the worst years, is a recognized pillar of society and an honored member of his class. Why not I Crofts. The fact is, it's not what would be considered exactly a high-class business in my set — the county set, you know. . . . Not that there is any mystery about it: don't think that. Of course you know by your mother's being in it that it's perfectly straight and honest.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goldman Emma to read onlineMoreLess
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