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Grace Darling

Grace Darling

Paperback

Classic Fiction

ISBN10: 1512061905
ISBN13: 9781512061901
Publisher: Createspace
Published: May 5 2015
Pages: 140
Weight: 0.43
Height: 0.30 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
What is woman's work? This is one of the vexed questions of to-day, and it is one which, doubtless, sometimes troubled the unwilling brains of our forefathers, though to a less extent. They settled it more rapidly and satisfactorily than we are able to do, for, in the long ago, women were less ambitious than they are now. In our times, they have so forced themselves to the front, that a number of questions have necessarily to be considered; and what woman ought to do, what she can do, and what she must do, are subjects which afford interesting and useful topics of conversation in all circles. As might have been expected, the opinions of even wise men vary with regard to this matter. A woman is good as a house-wife, and a mother, say some. But as there are not homes enough for them all, something else must be thought of, say others. A woman has neither strength enough, nor brains enough, for most occupations, say her detractors. A woman is capable of doing almost anything a man can do, especially those things which are the most honourable and remunerative, say the most enthusiastic advocates of woman's rights. There are some, indeed, who would gladly aid her to mount the very highest pinnacles of fame and social distinction. There are others who are jealous if she succeed in getting her foot, even upon the lowest step of the ladder, and who would be glad, like the Friend of Mrs. Stowe, to give the intruder a push, with the words, Thou art not wanted here.

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