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Marriage Questions in Modern Fiction

"Children of men, not that your age excel

In pride of life the ages of your sires,
But that you think clear, feel deep, bear fruit well,
The friend of man desires."

Matthew Arnold.

MODERN FICTION, AND OTHER ESSAYS ON KINDRED SUBJECTS S S BY ELIZABETH RACHEL CHAPMAN, AUTHOR OF "A LITTLE CHILD'S WREATH," "A COMPANION TO IN MEMORIAM," ETC. So So

CONTENTS

RELIGIO FEMINA: A FOREWORD

I. MARRIAGE QUESTIONS IN MODERN FICTION

II. THE DISPARAGEMENT OF WOMEN IN

LITERATURE

III. MARRIAGE REJECTION AND MARRIAGE

REFORM

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