The New England Magazine, Volumen52;Volumen58New England Magazine Company, 1915 |
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... woman who apes the masculine , or sacrifices refinement to vigor , was repugnant to them both . They initiated at the College a tradition so fine that it eludes definition like the fragrance of a flower . The typical Wellesley girl was ...
... woman who apes the masculine , or sacrifices refinement to vigor , was repugnant to them both . They initiated at the College a tradition so fine that it eludes definition like the fragrance of a flower . The typical Wellesley girl was ...
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... woman of entire consecration , of dauntless courage and of royal heart , she still lives in ripe and honored age , the flesh - and- blood Alma Mater of thousands of Wellesley girls . Mr. Durant's death was followed in a few weeks by the ...
... woman of entire consecration , of dauntless courage and of royal heart , she still lives in ripe and honored age , the flesh - and- blood Alma Mater of thousands of Wellesley girls . Mr. Durant's death was followed in a few weeks by the ...
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... woman in like situation it is revolutionary . Mrs. Palmer's unique career as president of Welles- ley came to an end in December , 1887 , when she proved herself very woman by the joyful relinquish- ment of her high position for the man ...
... woman in like situation it is revolutionary . Mrs. Palmer's unique career as president of Welles- ley came to an end in December , 1887 , when she proved herself very woman by the joyful relinquish- ment of her high position for the man ...
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... woman of the world , who is yet an idealist and a Christian , into an atmosphere perhaps too strictly scholastic . Miss Hazard endeared herself to Wellesley during her term of eleven years by many wise and effective measures . She ...
... woman of the world , who is yet an idealist and a Christian , into an atmosphere perhaps too strictly scholastic . Miss Hazard endeared herself to Wellesley during her term of eleven years by many wise and effective measures . She ...
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... woman , which has made this evolution possible , has built a wall of convention about her , which in a perfectly defensible and reasonable way , has preventd her democratization . In the last two generations this has been a serious ...
... woman , which has made this evolution possible , has built a wall of convention about her , which in a perfectly defensible and reasonable way , has preventd her democratization . In the last two generations this has been a serious ...
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