Vanity and Womanly Pride in Social World Reflection
The Social World essay explores womanly vanity as gentle and wholesome when modest, praising the urge to look pleasing and maintain fresh attire. It contrasts prudent self care with vulgar display, notes vanity spurs industry, and cites Marguerite as a poet’s cautionary tale while highlighting hats and gowns for social events.
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