Miss Virginia Lingard Studied In Superior Society
Regular correspondent recalls Aunt Marta’s cousin Miss Virginia Lingard, a college graduate regarded as superior, yet shown as cold and condescending. The piece mocks her self importance, disdain for ordinary pleasures, and her view of men, suggesting she would marry only for security and later face widowhood with opportunistic appeals.
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Married Life and Public Opinion Split by Tax Debate
A fragmented diary style piece explores marriage and widowhood, contrasting the comfort of a husband with social taxes and public attitudes. The speaker cites Aunt Maria and Miss Lingard, debating prudence, loyalty, and the role of women in marriages, while skimming through tax fairness and gender expectations.
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