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The Angel and the Author - and Others

CHAPTER XI
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There was much more of a similar nature.

It was all because he was a little man and she was a little woman.

At the end he looked up, puzzled: "But don't she do anything, 'cos she's a little girl ?" It was explained to him that she didn't.

By right of being born a little girl she was exempt from all duty.
Woman nowadays is not taking any duty.

She objects to housekeeping; she calls it domestic slavery, and feels she was intended for higher things.
What higher things she does not condescend to explain.


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