Upbringing of Daughters
Upbringing of Daughters
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They begin to have an important bearing and react strongly in our social economy. After a short while, offices that were but lately of the nature of an experiment and innovation appear to be essential to the welfare and comfort of the community. We feel it neoessajry to have these positions filled by the ablest and best trained women at our disposal, and take steps to attract them thereunto. Not infrequently these women are just Qi the t^ that, for biolo^cal reasons, represents tbq Digitized by... VjOOQ IC 184 THE UPBRINGING OF DAUGHTERS greatest loee to the fatuie composition of the natkm when its lepresentatives are withdrawn from the purposes of maternity and child-bearing. There is no obvious reason and certainly one cannot attempt to show by mere logic why a woman who has taken up a profession should be less likely to marry than her untrained sister, but the fttct remains that at present her chances are not so good.
She may be more particular in her choice, her standards of home life and companionship may be higher or again her independence may lessen her attraction in that she does not appear to men to be in need of protection and sustenance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They begin to have an important bearing and react strongly in our social economy. After a short while, offices that were but lately of the nature of an experiment and innovation appear to be essential to the welfare and comfort of the community. We feel it neoessajry to have these positions filled by the ablest and best trained women at our disposal, and take steps to attract them thereunto. Not infrequently these women are just Qi the t^ that, for biolo^cal reasons, represents tbq Digitized by... VjOOQ IC 184 THE UPBRINGING OF DAUGHTERS greatest loee to the fatuie composition of the natkm when its lepresentatives are withdrawn from the purposes of maternity and child-bearing. There is no obvious reason and certainly one cannot attempt to show by mere logic why a woman who has taken up a profession should be less likely to marry than her untrained sister, but the fttct remains that at present her chances are not so good.
She may be more particular in her choice, her standards of home life and companionship may be higher or again her independence may lessen her attraction in that she does not appear to men to be in need of protection and sustenance.
What to read after Upbringing of Daughters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whetham, Catherine Durning (Holt), Mrs to read onlineMoreLess
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