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A Woman of the World: Her Counsel to Other People's Sons and Daughters

Name: A Woman of the World: Her Counsel to Other People's Sons and Daughters
Author: Wilcox, Ella Wheeler, 1850-1919

作者：Wilcox, Ella Wheeler, 1850-1919
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A Woman of the World
HER COUNSEL TO OTHER PEOPLE'S SONS AND DAUGHTERS
By
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Fourth Impression, April, 1910
Contents
TO MR. RAY GILBERT, _Law Student, Aged Twenty-three_
TO MISS WINIFRED CLAYBORNE, _At Vassar College_
TO EDNA GORDON, _During Her Honeymoon_
TO MISS GLADYS WESTON, _Who Faces the Necessity to Earn a Living_
TO CLARENCE ST. CLAIRE, _Regarding His Sister's Betrothal_
TO MISS MARGARET RILEY, _Shop Girl, Concerning Her Oppressors_
TO MISS GLADYS WESTON, _After Three Years as a Teacher_
TO WILFRED CLAYBORN, _Concerning His Education and His Profession_
TO MISS ELSIE DEAN, _Regarding the Habit of Exaggeration_
TO SYBYL MARCHMONT, _Who Has Learned Her Origin_
TO NANETTE, _A Former Maid_
TO THE REV. WILTON MARSH, _Regarding His Son and Daughter_
TO MRS. CHARLES MCALLISTER, _Formerly Miss Winifred Clayborne_
TO MRS. CHARLES GORDON, _Concerning Maternity_
TO MR. ALFRED DUNCAN, _Concerning the Ministry_
TO MR. CHARLES GRAY, _Concerning Polygamy_
TO WALTER SMEED, _Concerning Creeds and Marriage_
TO SYBYL MARCHMONT, _Concerning Her Determination to Remain Single_
TO MRS. CHARLES GORDON, _Concerning Her Sister and Her Children_
TO MRS. CHARLES GORDON, _Concerning Her Children_
TO Miss ZOE CLAYBORN, ARTIST, _Concerning the Attentions of Married Men_
TO MRS. CLARENCE ST. CLAIRE, _Concerning Her Husband_
TO YOUNG MRS. DUNCAN, _Regarding Mothers-in-Law._
TO A YOUNG MAN, _Ambitious for Literary Honours_
TO MRS. MCALLISTER, _Concerning Her Little Girl_
TO MR. RAY GILBERT, _Attorney at Law, Aged Thirty_
TO THE SISTER OF A GREAT BEAUTY
TO MRS. WHITE PEAK, _One of the Pillars of Respectable Society_
TO MARIA OWENS, _A New Woman Contemplating Marriage_
TO MRS. ST. CLAIRE, _The Young Divorcée_
TO MISS JESSIE HARCOURT, _Regarding Her Marriage with a Poor Young Man_
TO MISS JANE CARTER, _Of the W.C.T.U_
To Mr. Ray Gilbert
To Miss Winifred Clayborne
To Edna Gordon
To Miss Gladys Weston
I will tell you why.
To Clarence St. Claire
To Miss Margaret Riley
To Miss Gladys Weston
I am sure it proves to be the case with you.
I did not quite finish my train of reasoning about your self-esteem.
To a Young Friend
To Wilfred Clayborn
To Miss Elsie Dean
To Sybyl Marchmont
To Miss Diana Rivers
To Nanette
To The Rev. Wilton Marsh
I have been gratified to watch your growth the last ten years.
To Mrs. Charles McAllister
To Mrs. Charles Gordon
To Mr. Alfred Duncan
To Mr. Charles Gray
To Walter Smeed
To Sybyl Marchmont
To Mrs. Charles Gordon
I shall write you again in a few days.
To Mrs. Charles Gordon
To Miss Zoe Clayborn Artist
To Mr. Charles Gordon
I met your wife only once before she married you.
To Mrs. Clarence St. Claire
To Young Mrs. Duncan
To a Young Man
To Mrs. McAllister
To Mr. Ray Gilbert
To the Sister of a Great Beauty
To Mrs. White Peak
Enjoy your negative goodness and be glad you are "good."
To Maria Owens
To Mrs. St. Claire
Some witty creature has said, "A little widow is a dangerous thing."
To Miss Jessie Harcourt
To Miss Jane Carter
I do not want to dwell upon a pedestal.
I prefer to walk on the earth, among my fellow creatures.
THE END.
End of Project Gutenberg's A Woman of the World, by Ella Wheeler Wilcox