The Unmarried Woman
The Unmarried Woman
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And sometimes a woman knows that she has a special work to do. Without being a genius, she may be able to do that in art, or literature, or music, or medicine, or teaching, or nursing, which not only gives her high pleasure and completely develops her nature, but which is a greater blessing to others than any personal service she could render them. Of course, if the pinch comes, it is better for her to give up her career than for her married sister to neglect husband and children. Simply as a c...areer it is not of much consequence. No career whose mainspring is ambition is worth fighting for. But it is worth while to use all our faculties in the best way ; and as this is what we usually try to do in the career we choose, we must not lightly give it up. There are some gentle souls who seem born to do unnoticed little services for everybody ; and as many busy married women sorely need their help, such women need not count their lives wasted, provided they help the right people.
IOO THE UNMARRIED WOMAN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And sometimes a woman knows that she has a special work to do. Without being a genius, she may be able to do that in art, or literature, or music, or medicine, or teaching, or nursing, which not only gives her high pleasure and completely develops her nature, but which is a greater blessing to others than any personal service she could render them. Of course, if the pinch comes, it is better for her to give up her career than for her married sister to neglect husband and children. Simply as a c...areer it is not of much consequence. No career whose mainspring is ambition is worth fighting for. But it is worth while to use all our faculties in the best way ; and as this is what we usually try to do in the career we choose, we must not lightly give it up. There are some gentle souls who seem born to do unnoticed little services for everybody ; and as many busy married women sorely need their help, such women need not count their lives wasted, provided they help the right people.
IOO THE UNMARRIED WOMAN.
What to read after The Unmarried Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet E Harriet Eliza Paine to read onlineMoreLess
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