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A Room of One's Own - Chapter 4: 4

by Virginia Woolf

“That any woman could have been in that calm, free state of mind in the sixteenth century was clearly impossible. You only have to think of the Elizabethan tombstones, with all those children carved kneeling with their hands together in prayer; and...”

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