The Woman Movement
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The daughter whose inclination cor- responded with the will of the father considered herself fortunate. The one married against her will wept, but obeyed. As an almost fabulous occurrence it was related of one or another girl that she dared to say "No" before the marriage altar; cases were not tmusual in which daughters received a box on the ear and were confined to their room until they accepted the bridegroom whom the father had chosen. Even if a mother, moved by the recollections of her own ...youth, attempted to support a daughter it rarely succeeded. For the power of the father rested quite as heavily upon the wife. But the worst however was to water myrtle year after year, without ever being able to cut it for a bridal wreath. Even she, who in her heart loved another, found it therefore often wisest to give her consent to an acceptable suitor. Only the one whose dowry was valued at a " ton of gold " — or who also was a celebrated beauty — could run the risk of declining a courtship; yes, she could per- mit herself to occasion it only to decline it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The daughter whose inclination cor- responded with the will of the father considered herself fortunate. The one married against her will wept, but obeyed. As an almost fabulous occurrence it was related of one or another girl that she dared to say "No" before the marriage altar; cases were not tmusual in which daughters received a box on the ear and were confined to their room until they accepted the bridegroom whom the father had chosen. Even if a mother, moved by the recollections of her own ...youth, attempted to support a daughter it rarely succeeded. For the power of the father rested quite as heavily upon the wife. But the worst however was to water myrtle year after year, without ever being able to cut it for a bridal wreath. Even she, who in her heart loved another, found it therefore often wisest to give her consent to an acceptable suitor. Only the one whose dowry was valued at a " ton of gold " — or who also was a celebrated beauty — could run the risk of declining a courtship; yes, she could per- mit herself to occasion it only to decline it.
What to read after The Woman Movement?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen Karolina Sofia Key to read onlineMoreLess
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