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The Chimney-Corner
Harriet Beecher Stowe
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"There is another opening for woman," said I,—"in the world of business. The system of commercial colleges now spreading over our land is a new and a most important development of our times. There that large class of young men who have either no time or no inclination for an extended classical education can learn what will fit them for that active material life which in our broad country needs so many workers. But the most pleasing feature of these institutions is, that the complete course is open to women no less than to men, and women there may acquire that knowledge of book-keepin. . . Read More
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I have to confess the four stars for this anthology were bolstered by the E M Lynley story 'The Christmas Bonus'. This was easily my favourite of the three. The characters were endearing and the story's premise hit one of my 'kinks', well, trope would probably be a better definition. It would possib