The angel over the right shoulder or The beginning of a new year an excerpt from the beginning of the story There a woman s work is never done said Mrs James I thought for once I was through but just look at that lamp now it will not burn and I must go and spe
Title: The angel over the right shoulder; or, The beginning of a new year
Author: Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
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Page: 368
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an excerpt from the beginning of the story There a woman s work is never done, said Mrs James I thought, for once, I was through but just look at that lamp, now it will not burn, and I must go and spend half an hour over it Don t you wish you had never been married said Mr James, with a good natured laugh Yes rose to her lips, but was checked by a glanan excerpt from the beginning of the story There a woman s work is never done, said Mrs James I thought, for once, I was through but just look at that lamp, now it will not burn, and I must go and spend half an hour over it Don t you wish you had never been married said Mr James, with a good natured laugh Yes rose to her lips, but was checked by a glance at the group upon the floor, where her husband was stretched out, and two little urchins with sparkling eyes and glowing cheeks, were climbing and tumbling over him, as if they found in this play the very essence of fun She did say, I should like the good, without the evil, if I could have it You have no evils to endure, replied her husband That is just all you gentlemen know about it What would you think, if you could not get an uninterrupted half hour to yourself, from morning till night I believe you would give up trying to do anything There is no need of that all you want, is system If you arranged your work systematically, you would find that you could command your time Well, was the reply, all I wish is, that you could just follow me around for one day, and see what I have to do If you could reduce it all to system, I think you would show yourself a genius.
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Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward, born Mary Gray Phelps, August 31, 1844 January 28, 1911 was an American author.She was born at Andover, Massachusetts In most of her writings she used her mother s name Elizabeth Stuart Phelps as a pseudonym, both before and after her marriage in 1888 to Herbert Dickinson Ward, a journalist seventeen years younger She also used the pseudonym Mary Adams Her father Austin Phelps was pastor of the Pine Street Congregational Church until 1848, when he accepted a position as the Chair of Rhetoric at Andover Theological Seminary and moved the family to Boston.Ward wrote three Spiritualist novels, The Gates Ajar, Between the Gates and Beyond the Gates, and a novella about animal rights, Loveliness While writing other popular stories, she was also a great advocate, by lecturing and otherwise, for social reform, temperance, and the emancipation of women She was also involved in clothing reform for women, urging them to burn their corsets in 1874.Ward s mother, Elizabeth Wooster Stuart Phelps, August 13, 1815 November 30, 1852 wrote the Kitty Brown books under the pen name H Trusta.Elizabeth Stuart Phelps and her husband co authored two Biblical romances in 1890 and 1891 Her autobiography, Chapters from a Life was published in 1896 after being serialized in McClure s She also wrote a large number of essays for Harper sPhelps continued to write short stories and novels into the twentieth century One work, Trixy 1904 , dealt with another cause she supported, anti vivisection a topic on which she also addressed the Massachusetts State Legislature Her last work, Comrades 1911 , was published posthumously Phelps died January 28, 1911, in Newton Center, Massachusetts.
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The author's real name was Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. She was married to a minister and her short life (1815-1852--37 years) was but a struggle between her two great loves: her family (and the domestic chores that went with it) and writing.Housewives would love this story. Here, the husband convinces the wife to try a little experiment. She would set aside two straight hours each day (from 11 am to 1 pm) for her own private use, shutting herself inside her room, forgetting all her household chores [...]
Published in 1852, this is a really quick read-- about seven pages. While it really illustrates gender roles of the time between man and wife, it's really easy to find connections to our modern society and the parallels between their relationship. A man commits his wife to a little experiment-- every day for a month, she will take two hours to herself and neglect all her chores and duties as both a mother and her wife. She insists that it's impossible, but goes along with her husband's plan, if [...]
A stressed and unfulfilled housewife and mother is asked by her husband to try an experiment; she's to have an hour or so each day just to do things for herself. The woman agrees and tries the experiment but everytime she goes into her room for a little 'me' time she is interrupted.Unfulfilled and highly stressed out, the woman moans about how meaningless and mundane her life is until she gets a wake-up call and new lease on life by two Guardian Angels. This is a short story that can be read in [...]
The author's real name was Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. She was married to a minister and her short life (1815-1852--37 years) was but a struggle between her two great loves: her family (and the domestic chores that went with it) and writing.Housewives would love this story. Here, the husband convinces the wife to try a little experiment. She would set aside two straight hours each day (from 11 am to 1 pm) for her own private use, shutting herself inside her room, forgetting all her household chores [...]
Published in 1852, this is a really quick read-- about seven pages. While it really illustrates gender roles of the time between man and wife, it's really easy to find connections to our modern society and the parallels between their relationship. A man commits his wife to a little experiment-- every day for a month, she will take two hours to herself and neglect all her chores and duties as both a mother and her wife. She insists that it's impossible, but goes along with her husband's plan, if [...]
A stressed and unfulfilled housewife and mother is asked by her husband to try an experiment; she's to have an hour or so each day just to do things for herself. The woman agrees and tries the experiment but everytime she goes into her room for a little 'me' time she is interrupted.Unfulfilled and highly stressed out, the woman moans about how meaningless and mundane her life is until she gets a wake-up call and new lease on life by two Guardian Angels. This is a short story that can be read in [...]