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I wish to have it distinctly understood, that I do not propose to give a complete manual of the social and moral duties of young women.
A journal of the descent into madness of a woman suffering from a ”temporary nervous depression
The richness and fullness of humanity pervades every page. It is May Sinclair at her firmest and deepest, and there is genius in it.
The story of Professor Henry Higgins, a professor of phonetics, who wagers that he can turn a Cockney flower girl.
There is no aristocracy here which has the right and title to set the fashions.
The original goal of this work was to clarify Mencken’s views on women as inconsistently presented in newspaper columns, reviews, and plays.
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