Woman
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For bear in mind (though Plato pretended to be shocked by it) that the Spartan law restricted women only in their functions as mothers. It ordered them to guard vigilantly the gates of life. That was all; for the rest Woman was free of her body as she was free of her mind. Her race- duty was made plain: Sons and daughters for Sparta ; but that duty, it was held, lay between her and the life-force and not between her and any arrogant senate of law-makers whatsoever. Perhaps they were mad — those... Spartans. They looked upon the life-force as a clean and splendid thing — as though it were some wild divinity seeking a home in the flesh. Humbly they acknowledged that the life-force is the mightiest and most peremptory of all forces. They looked upon it as something enormous, potential — a dark tower full of men and swords.
58 WOMAN And they never thought of taking the life- force and tying it up in red-tape.
They saw nothing terrible in the birth of a child, even though that child came, impudently, into the world without a state-license clutched in his little fist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For bear in mind (though Plato pretended to be shocked by it) that the Spartan law restricted women only in their functions as mothers. It ordered them to guard vigilantly the gates of life. That was all; for the rest Woman was free of her body as she was free of her mind. Her race- duty was made plain: Sons and daughters for Sparta ; but that duty, it was held, lay between her and the life-force and not between her and any arrogant senate of law-makers whatsoever. Perhaps they were mad — those... Spartans. They looked upon the life-force as a clean and splendid thing — as though it were some wild divinity seeking a home in the flesh. Humbly they acknowledged that the life-force is the mightiest and most peremptory of all forces. They looked upon it as something enormous, potential — a dark tower full of men and swords.
58 WOMAN And they never thought of taking the life- force and tying it up in red-tape.
They saw nothing terrible in the birth of a child, even though that child came, impudently, into the world without a state-license clutched in his little fist.
What to read after Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vance Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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