Woman: Man's Equal
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There are both men and women, unfortunately, who let their evil passionsrun riot till they are torments to all who have any thing to do withthem. Some women, naturally gentle and kind, have been so ill-treated, so shamefully tyrannized over, that in process of time the "milk ofhuman kindness in their breasts has turned to gall;" and the gall isthen bitter enough. Would not men, in similar circumstances, be just asbitter?
There is a certain class of women, however, who as a rule are likely tobec...ome fretful and ill-tempered as they grow in years: girls who areallowed to grow up with uninformed judgments, who are taught that thechief end and aim of woman is to captivate and please the opposite sex, who are taught to think a pretty face and delicate figure of moreimportance than good sense or a thorough education. And yet it is a factworthy of notice, that those who most eloquently assert their greatsuperiority over the entire sex, are the very men most easily led--ay, and duped--by dressy, frivolous, brainless women.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are both men and women, unfortunately, who let their evil passionsrun riot till they are torments to all who have any thing to do withthem. Some women, naturally gentle and kind, have been so ill-treated, so shamefully tyrannized over, that in process of time the "milk ofhuman kindness in their breasts has turned to gall;" and the gall isthen bitter enough. Would not men, in similar circumstances, be just asbitter?
There is a certain class of women, however, who as a rule are likely tobec...ome fretful and ill-tempered as they grow in years: girls who areallowed to grow up with uninformed judgments, who are taught that thechief end and aim of woman is to captivate and please the opposite sex, who are taught to think a pretty face and delicate figure of moreimportance than good sense or a thorough education. And yet it is a factworthy of notice, that those who most eloquently assert their greatsuperiority over the entire sex, are the very men most easily led--ay, and duped--by dressy, frivolous, brainless women.
What to read after Woman: Man's Equal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Webster, Thomas, 1810-1875 to read onlineMoreLess
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