Fern Leaves From Fannys Port Folio
Fern Leaves From Fannys Port Folio
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" You are an unprincipled female.
Just imagine yourself MRS. Snip. It is a little prefix not to be sneezed at. It is only the privileged few, who can secure a pair of corduroys to mend, and trot by the side of; or a pair of coat-flaps alternately to darn, and hang on to, amid the vi cissitudes of this patchwork existence.
Think of the high price of fuel, Susan, and the quantity it takes to warm a low-spirited, single woman ; and then think of having all that found for you by your husband, and n...o extra charge for "^as. " Think how pleasant to go to the closet and find a great boot-jack on your best bonnet ; or " to work your passage " to the looking-glass, every morning, through a sea of dickeys, vests, coats, continuations, and neck ties ; think of your nicely-polished toilette table spotted all over with shaving suds ; think of your " Guide to Young "Women, " used for a razor strap. Think of Mr. Snip s lips being hermet ically sealed, day after day, except to ask you " if the coal was HOW 18 IT?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You are an unprincipled female.
Just imagine yourself MRS. Snip. It is a little prefix not to be sneezed at. It is only the privileged few, who can secure a pair of corduroys to mend, and trot by the side of; or a pair of coat-flaps alternately to darn, and hang on to, amid the vi cissitudes of this patchwork existence.
Think of the high price of fuel, Susan, and the quantity it takes to warm a low-spirited, single woman ; and then think of having all that found for you by your husband, and n...o extra charge for "^as. " Think how pleasant to go to the closet and find a great boot-jack on your best bonnet ; or " to work your passage " to the looking-glass, every morning, through a sea of dickeys, vests, coats, continuations, and neck ties ; think of your nicely-polished toilette table spotted all over with shaving suds ; think of your " Guide to Young "Women, " used for a razor strap. Think of Mr. Snip s lips being hermet ically sealed, day after day, except to ask you " if the coal was HOW 18 IT?
What to read after Fern Leaves From Fannys Port Folio?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sara Payson Willis Parton to read onlineMoreLess
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