The Womans Part
The Womans Part
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War, mth all its horror, has enabled us to find our oneness, and peace, with its undoubted temptations, must never again divide us. We learn prudence in a hard school under an austere master, but if we are to fulfil our part we women must take our lessons seriously, binding them about our necks, writing them on the tables of our hearts. Let us be known as the generation of housewives who hved and suffered through the war, and used its cruel lessons to win for our nation a new standard of simple..., wholesome life, of simple, wholesome work, and simple, wholesome amusement.
This simple life may also help to bridge over some of the dangerous gulfs that still divide society. Party strife has had to go, and narrow class distinction must follow it. They are already breaking down in the time of trial, w^hen all suffer together ; but women, to whom they have been so curiously dear, must see that they never recover their old strength. The lesson taught in war must not be lost. The fine examples of fellowship and understanding between officers and men must be translated into the terms of employer and employed, priest and people, mistress and servant, neighbour and neighbour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
War, mth all its horror, has enabled us to find our oneness, and peace, with its undoubted temptations, must never again divide us. We learn prudence in a hard school under an austere master, but if we are to fulfil our part we women must take our lessons seriously, binding them about our necks, writing them on the tables of our hearts. Let us be known as the generation of housewives who hved and suffered through the war, and used its cruel lessons to win for our nation a new standard of simple..., wholesome life, of simple, wholesome work, and simple, wholesome amusement.
This simple life may also help to bridge over some of the dangerous gulfs that still divide society. Party strife has had to go, and narrow class distinction must follow it. They are already breaking down in the time of trial, w^hen all suffer together ; but women, to whom they have been so curiously dear, must see that they never recover their old strength. The lesson taught in war must not be lost. The fine examples of fellowship and understanding between officers and men must be translated into the terms of employer and employed, priest and people, mistress and servant, neighbour and neighbour.
What to read after The Womans Part?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elma K Paget to read onlineMoreLess
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