Oak Leaves [electronic Resource] 1923
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Helen Sentell, as impetuous as ever, would be a designer of dresses for a very exclu- sive house of New York and Paris, but the force of circumstances will make her the wife of an eminent journalist, whose eccentricities only she can accept philosophically and understandingly.
The second class is concerned with those whose choice of career must be battle be- tween desire and circumstances, and to whom the outcome is less inevitable.
Among these there are Margaret Duncan, Foy Peele and "Joe" Cox.... Their ad- mirable decision to become foreign missionaries does not prevent Margaret from think- ing occasionally of the other road she might have traveled — the secretary to the presi- dent of the Atlantic Coast Line; nor does it prevent "Joe" from dreaming of her triumphs as a political campaign speaker ; nor Foy from building air castles around her- self as the author of a book on "The Significance of a Baby's Smile." Nell, too, will have the choice of a career as an interior decorator, but she will eventually decide that she is socialistic enough in her views to want only one career in the family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Helen Sentell, as impetuous as ever, would be a designer of dresses for a very exclu- sive house of New York and Paris, but the force of circumstances will make her the wife of an eminent journalist, whose eccentricities only she can accept philosophically and understandingly.
The second class is concerned with those whose choice of career must be battle be- tween desire and circumstances, and to whom the outcome is less inevitable.
Among these there are Margaret Duncan, Foy Peele and "Joe" Cox.... Their ad- mirable decision to become foreign missionaries does not prevent Margaret from think- ing occasionally of the other road she might have traveled — the secretary to the presi- dent of the Atlantic Coast Line; nor does it prevent "Joe" from dreaming of her triumphs as a political campaign speaker ; nor Foy from building air castles around her- self as the author of a book on "The Significance of a Baby's Smile." Nell, too, will have the choice of a career as an interior decorator, but she will eventually decide that she is socialistic enough in her views to want only one career in the family.
What to read after Oak Leaves [electronic Resource] 1923?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baptist Female University (Raleigh, N.C.) to read onlineMoreLess
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