The Writings of Harriet Beecher Stowe
The Writings of Harriet Beecher Stowe
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But really, this visit- ing and tending the poor, and all that, seems very well in a story, where the lady goes into a picturesque cottage, half overgrown with honeysuckle, and finds an emaciated but still beautiful woman propped up by pillows. But come to the downright matter of fact of poking about in all these vile, dirty alleys, and entering little dark rooms, amid troops of grinning children, and smelling codfish and onions, and nobody knows what, — dear me, my benevolence always evaporate...s before I get through. I 'd rather pay anybody five dollars a day to do it for me than do it myself. The fact is, that I have neither fancy nor nerves for this kind of thing." '' Well, granting, then, that you can do nothing for your fellow-creatures unless you are to do it in the most gentee]| Digitized by Google THE CORAL BING 167 comfortable^ and picturesque manner possible, is tbere not a great field for a woman like you, Florence, in your influence over your associates ? With your talents for conversation^ your tact and self-possession, and ladylike gift of saying anything you choose, are you not responsible, in some wise^ for the influence you exert over those by whom you are sur- rounded ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But really, this visit- ing and tending the poor, and all that, seems very well in a story, where the lady goes into a picturesque cottage, half overgrown with honeysuckle, and finds an emaciated but still beautiful woman propped up by pillows. But come to the downright matter of fact of poking about in all these vile, dirty alleys, and entering little dark rooms, amid troops of grinning children, and smelling codfish and onions, and nobody knows what, — dear me, my benevolence always evaporate...s before I get through. I 'd rather pay anybody five dollars a day to do it for me than do it myself. The fact is, that I have neither fancy nor nerves for this kind of thing." '' Well, granting, then, that you can do nothing for your fellow-creatures unless you are to do it in the most gentee]| Digitized by Google THE CORAL BING 167 comfortable^ and picturesque manner possible, is tbere not a great field for a woman like you, Florence, in your influence over your associates ? With your talents for conversation^ your tact and self-possession, and ladylike gift of saying anything you choose, are you not responsible, in some wise^ for the influence you exert over those by whom you are sur- rounded ?
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