Woman And Social Progress; a Discussion of the Biologic, Domestic, Industrial And Social Possibilities of American Women
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But, have you a right to spend your own time, to work with your own hands, only for your own advantage? — much more, when, by purchase, you have invested your own person with the strength of others ; and added to your own life, a part of the life of others? As long as there are cold and nakedness in the land around you, so long there can be no question at all but that splendor of dress is crime."* What a picture! Shadows without relief. "It is painted too black," you exclaim. No, not a whit, it... is indeed very dark, but this is only one side of it. Look upon the other side, and you will find it very bright, for the American Woman may choose the bright side of the picture. Every social effort should be bent to lead her to this latter choice, because in it lies at least a measure of social salvation.
First, American Women have opportunity. Educa- tionally, socially, politically, industrially, they are afforded openings for the application of their ability and energy. They have an opportunity to make con- stant effort, upon which depends character and achieve- * "Political Economy of Art," John Ruskin, Lecture II, "Ap- plication." THE AMERICAN WOMAN'S CHOICE I45 ment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, have you a right to spend your own time, to work with your own hands, only for your own advantage? — much more, when, by purchase, you have invested your own person with the strength of others ; and added to your own life, a part of the life of others? As long as there are cold and nakedness in the land around you, so long there can be no question at all but that splendor of dress is crime."* What a picture! Shadows without relief. "It is painted too black," you exclaim. No, not a whit, it... is indeed very dark, but this is only one side of it. Look upon the other side, and you will find it very bright, for the American Woman may choose the bright side of the picture. Every social effort should be bent to lead her to this latter choice, because in it lies at least a measure of social salvation.
First, American Women have opportunity. Educa- tionally, socially, politically, industrially, they are afforded openings for the application of their ability and energy. They have an opportunity to make con- stant effort, upon which depends character and achieve- * "Political Economy of Art," John Ruskin, Lecture II, "Ap- plication." THE AMERICAN WOMAN'S CHOICE I45 ment.
What to read after Woman And Social Progress; a Discussion of the Biologic, Domestic, Industrial And Social Possibilities of American Women?
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