Women in Subjection: A Study of the Lives of Englishwomen Before 1832Duckworth, 1933 - 365 pagine |
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... things . She was to help her husband by winnowing corn , making hay , reaping , filling the dung - cart , driving the plough and , finally , by going to market , selling all his produce , and buying all that was required for the house ...
... things . She was to help her husband by winnowing corn , making hay , reaping , filling the dung - cart , driving the plough and , finally , by going to market , selling all his produce , and buying all that was required for the house ...
Pagina 71
... things that this should be so : fashions penetrate less quickly to the home than the school and are constantly modified by the temperaments , characters and circumstances of parents and children . It is difficult to generalise about ...
... things that this should be so : fashions penetrate less quickly to the home than the school and are constantly modified by the temperaments , characters and circumstances of parents and children . It is difficult to generalise about ...
Pagina 339
... Things did indeed seem in a very bad way on that cold , sleety autumn day in 1831 , when Harriet , who had recently returned from Dublin , sat discussing matters with her family in the parlour at Norwich . For more than a year the ...
... Things did indeed seem in a very bad way on that cold , sleety autumn day in 1831 , when Harriet , who had recently returned from Dublin , sat discussing matters with her family in the parlour at Norwich . For more than a year the ...
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CHAP | 15 |
RELATIVE EDUCATION | 54 |
THE VINDICATION IN LIFE AND LETTERS | 93 |
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