Transcriber’s Note:
Obvious typographic errors have been corrected.
HER INTENTIONS
BY
FLORENCE FARR
LONDON
FRANK PALMER
12-14 RED LION COURT
First published 1910. All rights reserved
PREFACE | |
Mr. Galsworthy’s toy dog—Jewish religion— Embryology | page 7 |
I | |
THE VOTE | |
Latent period before explosion—Refusal of the vote has given impetus to revolutionary enthusiasm—Thin end of the wedge—Ingenuity of women—A working woman and the hospital official’s chivalry—Thirty-two million workers, half-million independent means, two million of idle spinsters in England and Wales—Our wants | 15 |
II | |
WOMEN’S INCOMES | |
Lucrative professions for women—Opera singing—Theatrical, Literature, Medical, Expert, and average incomes—Other work—Independent incomes—Marriage for money—Courtesans, prostitutes, and riff-raff—Economic independence is a way of ennobling sex relations—Marriage often settles down into business partnership—The working man’s wife—Eugenic advantages of economic independence—Racial and social ideals are opposed to each other at present | 25 |
III | |
THE VARIATIONS OF LOVE | |
The difficulty of a lasting attachment—Enthusiasm of youth—English girls apt to mistake interest for love—The virtuous wife—The flow and ebb of the tide of love—Permanent relations often founded on mutual contempt—Jealousy of relations—Mr. [Pg 4]Harold Gorst’s Philosophy of Love—The marriage tie must persist because it suits one half of the population—Six million bachelors and seven million spinsters in England and Wales—The ostracism of the unfaithf ... BU KİTABI OKUMAK İÇİN ÜYE OLUN VEYA GİRİŞ YAPIN!Sitemize Üyelik ÜCRETSİZDİR! |