Women of All Nations
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While young they wear trousers and a short tunic, which enables them to move quickly about in search of work.
Tradition and superstition have relegated the girl to a place where she is not considered even worthy of a name, and the luxury of any individual designation from other girls is not hers. She merely sustains her relation to the district from which she comes. She is simply "it" or "that" until married. Then her identity is completely lost in that of her husband. Her own people call her b...y the name of the district froml which her husband comes, but when a boy is born to her she is called the mother of that boy.
The life of a high class girl is superior in that she has better clothes, is surrounded by a larger degree of comfort, enjoys a limited amount of education, and cultivates such gifts as a taste for painting or needlework, which has at least the advantage of giving her mental occupation.
The upper class women arrange matters of dress with great care, and when leaving the house, even in a closed conveyance, are always accompanied by one or more women attendants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While young they wear trousers and a short tunic, which enables them to move quickly about in search of work.
Tradition and superstition have relegated the girl to a place where she is not considered even worthy of a name, and the luxury of any individual designation from other girls is not hers. She merely sustains her relation to the district from which she comes. She is simply "it" or "that" until married. Then her identity is completely lost in that of her husband. Her own people call her b...y the name of the district froml which her husband comes, but when a boy is born to her she is called the mother of that boy.
The life of a high class girl is superior in that she has better clothes, is surrounded by a larger degree of comfort, enjoys a limited amount of education, and cultivates such gifts as a taste for painting or needlework, which has at least the advantage of giving her mental occupation.
The upper class women arrange matters of dress with great care, and when leaving the house, even in a closed conveyance, are always accompanied by one or more women attendants.
What to read after Women of All Nations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Athol Joyce to read onlineMoreLess
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