Our Girls
Our Girls
作者：Lewis, Dio, 1823-1886
体例：题 章数：138
字数：250,970 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 138 题- Contents
- Introduction
- My Dear Public:--
- GIRLS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
- Selecting one, Miss R., I said, "What do you wish?"
- I found it two and a half inches, or, perhaps, a shade less.
- SURE WAY TO GET BROAD SOLES.
- BEAUTY OF BROAD SOLES.
- ECONOMY OF WIDE SOLES.
- THICKNESS OF THE SOLES.
- OF WHAT SHALL THE UPPERS OF GIRLS' BOOTS BE COMPOSED?
- SHOULD THE SHOE SUPPORT THE ANKLE?
- RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES.
- HOW GIRLS SHOULD WALK.
- ANOTHER WOMAN WHO WALKED WELL.
- In a few minutes he exclaimed, "There she goes, there she goes!"
- STILL ANOTHER WOMAN WHO WALKED WELL.
- He asked:--
- RULES FOR FINE WALKING.
- IMPORTANT HELP IN LEARNING TO WALK.
- THE LANGUAGE OF DRESS.
- LOW NECK AND SHORT SLEEVES.
- DESCRIPTIONS OF DRESS
- LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
- Reception at the White House. From "Our Washington Correspondent."
- EXCESSIVE ORNAMENTATION.
- EAR RINGS AND OTHER TRINKETS.
- FINGER RINGS, ETC.
- OUTRAGES UPON THE BODY.
- The ghost exclaims:--
- FASHIONABLE SUFFERINGS.
- WOMAN TORTURES HER BODY.
- STOCKING SUPPORTERS.
- WHY ARE WOMEN SO SMALL?
- IDLENESS AMONG GIRLS.
- A FAMILY COUNCIL.
- HOW IT TERMINATED.
- IDLENESS IS FASHIONABLE.
- WORK IS FOR THE POOR.
- WORK FOR RICH GIRLS.
- A TRUE LOVE STORY.
- I said, one evening, "Finlay, why don't you get a wife?"
- At my next visit he said:--
- Here I interrupted him with:--
- EMPLOYMENTS FOR WOMEN.
- AMANUENSES.
- BANK CLERKS.
- BROKERS.
- COPYISTS.
- DENTISTS.
- LAWYERS.
- LECTURERS.
- LIBRARIANS.
- PHYSICIANS.
- PREACHERS.
- PROOF-READING.
- PUBLISHERS.
- TEACHERS.
- TEACHERS OF GYMNASTICS AND DANCING.
- TEACHERS IN DRAWING AND PAINTING.
- WATCHES.
- PENS.
- AQUARIA MAKERS.
- ARCHITECTS.
- ENGRAVERS.
- PHOTOGRAPHERS.
- SCHOOLS OF DESIGN.
- GARDENING.
- I reply, "Cultivate a half acre of ground."
- The answer to the first question was uniformly,--
- A CAPITAL INVESTMENT.
- MERCHANTS.
- CARPENTERS.
- OTHER OCCUPATIONS.
- EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
- FALSE TESTS OF GENTILITY.
- CONSERVATISM IS FASHIONABLE.
- THE "SOCIAL EVIL."
- A SHORT SERMON ABOUT MATRIMONY.
- MY TEXT.
- YOU WANT HUSBANDS.
- WHY MEN DO NOT PROPOSE.
- BEAUTY OF WOMAN'S BODY.
- THIS DRESS CHECKS YOUR MOVEMENTS.
- I hear some plucky, spirited young woman exclaiming:--
- PIANO MUSIC.
- IMPORTANCE OF VOCAL MUSIC.
- BAD MANNERS OF PIANO PLAYERS.
- VICES IN MODERN MUSIC.
- ITALIAN OPERA.
- THE STUDY OF FRENCH.
- DISCIPLINARY VALUE OF FRENCH.
- 1st. Because of the direct, important practical use; and,--
- COMPARATIVE VALUE OF ENGLISH AND FRENCH.
- ENGLISH CLASSICS.
- LATIN AND GREEK.
- DANCING.
- The round dances were not admitted, for the following reasons:--
- THE THEATRE.
- SYMPATHY BETWEEN THE STOMACH AND THE SOUL.
- BOWELS OF COMPASSION.
- THE WAISTS OF JOLLY GRANDMOTHERS.
- ABOUT THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES.
- SUNSHINE AND HEALTH.
- I said to her, "Well, my little chick, what makes you so pale?"
- She replied, "Oh, I was always pale. Annie says it is pretty."
- EXPERIMENT UPON A HOUSE-PLANT.
- EXPERIMENT UPON A ROSE-BUSH.
- ANOTHER ROSE-BUSH.
- EXPERIMENT UPON A ROSE-GIRL.
- A WORD ABOUT BATHS.
- OILY SECRETIONS OF THE SKIN.
- IMPORTANCE OF SOAP.
- DETAILS OF THE BATH.
- BATH-ROOMS.
- HOT AND COLD BATHS.
- Timid girls exclaim:--
- HAIR GLOVES OR MITTENS.
- HOME GYMNASIUM.
- WHAT YOU SHOULD EAT
- CONSEQUENCES.
- BREAKFAST.
- DINNER.
- JACOB SCHNEIDER AND HIS DOUGHNUTS.
- WINES AND OTHER ALCOHOLIC DRINKS.
- Henry Hinkle."
- WHAT YOU SHOULD DRINK.
- ADDITIONAL HEALTH THOUGHTS.
- NOISES IN THE BOWELS.
- HOW TO MANAGE A COLD.
- FAT AND THIN GIRLS.
- RECREATION _VS._ PROPRIETY.
- CARE OF YOUR TEETH.
- VENTILATION.
- FLANNELS NEXT THE SKIN.
- AMUSEMENTS FOR GIRLS.
- TRUE EDUCATION FOR GIRLS.
- HEROIC WOMEN.