One Woman's Work for Farm Women; the Story of Mary A. Mayo's Part in Rural Social Movements
One Woman's Work for Farm Women; the Story of Mary A. Mayo's Part in Rural Social Movements
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The same intense feeling was in them that accompanies any movement which touches vital emotions and unexpressed thoughts, and which requires courage and tact to in- augurate. Through them many women came to know themselves and to understand their responsibilities to their children as never before.
The first of the Women's Sections was Digiti zed by Google 56 ONE woman's work held November 14, 1895. Afterward, when asked what convinced her of the value of the separate meetings for women, Mrs.
Ma...yo instanced this first meeting. "I shall never forget it," she said. "They gave us a little reading room with a few chairs; I myself really questioned if any one would come. Twice we had to send out for more chairs. I stated the object of the meeting, all the time tremblingly watching my audi- ence. The women listened quietly, and on a few of the older faces I saw tears. I talked for half an hour, when some school- girls came in ; then I talked to them, kindly, tenderly, and sat down, feeling my attempt had been almost a failure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The same intense feeling was in them that accompanies any movement which touches vital emotions and unexpressed thoughts, and which requires courage and tact to in- augurate. Through them many women came to know themselves and to understand their responsibilities to their children as never before.
The first of the Women's Sections was Digiti zed by Google 56 ONE woman's work held November 14, 1895. Afterward, when asked what convinced her of the value of the separate meetings for women, Mrs.
Ma...yo instanced this first meeting. "I shall never forget it," she said. "They gave us a little reading room with a few chairs; I myself really questioned if any one would come. Twice we had to send out for more chairs. I stated the object of the meeting, all the time tremblingly watching my audi- ence. The women listened quietly, and on a few of the older faces I saw tears. I talked for half an hour, when some school- girls came in ; then I talked to them, kindly, tenderly, and sat down, feeling my attempt had been almost a failure.
What to read after One Woman's Work for Farm Women; the Story of Mary A. Mayo's Part in Rural Social Movements?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buell, Jennie. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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