Selected Writings, Verses, Comment, Sketches, Stories of Abraham Rosenthal ..
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A "lady," according to the definition of many, is a woman who, besides possessing mind and culture, has also a decided regard for the feelings of others, even if these others happen to be fellow beings, who, lacking large check books of their own, are compelled to solicit for this or that article at the doors of their more fortunate sisters.
How few of our so-called ladies exercise this excellent quality of consideration for those who come to their doors? The average society "lady" will have he...r servant slam the door in the face of the modest and courteous solicitor, whether it be a lady or a gentleman.
The average society "lady" will not hesitate to tell the "white lie" that she is "not at home" or, if she listens at all, will give a rude refusal instead of declining with gentleness or courtesy if the inability to buy or the lack of need compels refusal.
Yes, we know all about tke hundred and one vexations of the household, and we realize that there are more than ten solicitors a day at every home, that they soil the front doorsteps, etc., and we have a perception that the average solicitor's requests have no im- portance to "those solicited." But if we consider that each of those fellow beings who is solicit- ing, though it be only for a trifling thing, is seeking thereby to make an honest livelihood for herself, himself, or possibly for a dependent family, what then?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A "lady," according to the definition of many, is a woman who, besides possessing mind and culture, has also a decided regard for the feelings of others, even if these others happen to be fellow beings, who, lacking large check books of their own, are compelled to solicit for this or that article at the doors of their more fortunate sisters.
How few of our so-called ladies exercise this excellent quality of consideration for those who come to their doors? The average society "lady" will have he...r servant slam the door in the face of the modest and courteous solicitor, whether it be a lady or a gentleman.
The average society "lady" will not hesitate to tell the "white lie" that she is "not at home" or, if she listens at all, will give a rude refusal instead of declining with gentleness or courtesy if the inability to buy or the lack of need compels refusal.
Yes, we know all about tke hundred and one vexations of the household, and we realize that there are more than ten solicitors a day at every home, that they soil the front doorsteps, etc., and we have a perception that the average solicitor's requests have no im- portance to "those solicited." But if we consider that each of those fellow beings who is solicit- ing, though it be only for a trifling thing, is seeking thereby to make an honest livelihood for herself, himself, or possibly for a dependent family, what then?
What to read after Selected Writings, Verses, Comment, Sketches, Stories of Abraham Rosenthal ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tal, Abraham to read onlineMoreLess
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