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I enjoyed this piece. At first she starts off as most women do, relying on the men in their life for their direction. But then realizing as she did "in an unexpected hour a new light came to me, showing me a world of thought and of character quite beyond the limits within which I had hitherto been content to abide." (358) What a revelation this must have been for her and perhaps the same type of feeling for other women of the time to realize that they have a potential, greater purpose. --Remy B. | I enjoyed this piece. At first she starts off as most women do, relying on the men in their life for their direction. But then realizing as she did "in an unexpected hour a new light came to me, showing me a world of thought and of character quite beyond the limits within which I had hitherto been content to abide." (358) What a revelation this must have been for her and perhaps the same type of feeling for other women of the time to realize that they have a potential, greater purpose. --Remy B. | ||
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== Stanton and Anthony, 1882, piece in History of Woman Suffrage == | == Stanton and Anthony, 1882, piece in History of Woman Suffrage == | ||
