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    【】theiratealurgecausesthe    sticurge,allsoi,sonaturalandsoinstinctive,athe    savingsfroheirstarvationthesh    stogstheyaresellingtheelves.they    presents,ao,ily,shyly,inanefforttokeep    theirselfrespect.esegirlsareessentiallydet,buten    tobuytheresentshoaytheypurchaseshstogs,heir    instiheheysthavelifeissuchaxupalltooclearlytheidea    dathattheyantobuytheresentsforlife.theyto    rry.theirinstinctisright.isarriageiswrongin    protectedtherhood    iheyhavearrived.theyknitandtheysehoughnohe    ddleclassfaliesinkiangsuandchekiangtheydonotevenokorsew.for    thentheiroenand    noten.nineveryprofessiorriage.for    nhaveeveryadvantageoverenoutsiderriage,arriage    enhaveeveryadvantageovern,andtheykno.ineverynationthe    happinessofedependonhoanysocialadvaheyenjoy,but    onthequalityofthentheyliveensufferrefroaletyrannyand    arsehanfrohedisqualifiperedande,endonotsuffer.besides,enhave    alheheyusetogreatadvaisnatures    guaraheirequality.sohoan,froerortobutcher,bakerand    dlestickker,hassldedhisurehas    ordaihatnandanshouldetintheirinticiesasequals.certain    fundantalrelations,likethatbetuchlessinthe    differentuhanoneaginefroravellersdescriptions.eers    areapttoigineeseuteslavesoftheirhusbands,althoughactually    esehusbands,ontheaverage,arefairlyreasonableandebeings;while    eseareapttothinkthat,becausetheeershaveneverheardofnfucius,    thereforeeachs,but    silygotothebeapyjasuitsorliveinantinuousroundofdangparties.    theuheexotickesuterestingafterdiories,hetral    andntruthsofhunityarefotten.    inreallife,then,ereallybeenoppressedbyn.nynwho    rrynesanddodgefroneans    oreover,thatcurioussexual    attrapossibleforrelativesofanydegree,ofdiffereo    dislikeeachotherstrongly.en,therefore,arenotoppressedbytheirhusbandsor    bytheirfathersinlaersinlaher,siheyareof    equalrank,althoughtheyneverli
		
				
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