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A Woman Of The World - Her Counsel to Other People's Sons and Daughters

By Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Title	# Words	# Reads
1 To Mr. Ray Gilbert Late Student, Aged Twenty-three	1253	4
2 To Miss Winifred Clayborne At Vassar College	980	4
3 To Edna Gordon During Her Honeymoon	1994	3
4 To Miss Gladys Weston Who Faces the Necessity to Earn a Living	1238	4
5 To Clarence St. Claire Regarding His Sister's Betrothal	1511	4
6 To Miss Margaret Riley Shop Girl, Concerning Her Oppressors	1717	4
7 To Miss Gladys Weston After Three Years as a Teacher	1973	3
8 To a Young Friend Who Has Become Interested in the Metaphysical Thoughts of the Day	698	3
9 To Wilfred Clayborn Concerning His Education and His Profession	2070	3
10 To Miss Elsie Dean Regarding the Habit of Exaggeration	983	3
11 To Sybyl Marchmont Who Has Learned Her Origin	1446	4
12 To Miss Diana Rivers Young Lady Contemplating a Career as a Journalist	1967	3
13 To Nanette A Former Maid	1377	3
14 To The Rev. Wilton Marsh Regarding His Son and Daughter	1520	3
15 To Mrs. Charles McAllister Formerly Miss Winifred Clayborne	1395	3
16 To Mrs. Charles Gordon Concerning Maternity	648	3
17 To Mr. Alfred Duncan Concerning the Ministry	1235	3
18 To Mr. Charles Gray Concerning Polygamy	929	3
19 To Walter Smeed Concerning Creeds and Marriage	974	3
20 To Sybyl Marchmont Concerning Her Determination to Remain Single	1555	3
21 To Mrs. Charles Gordon Concerning Her Sister and Her Children	1365	3
22 To Mrs. Charles Gordon Concerning Her Children	1677	3
23 To Miss Zoe Clayborn Artist Concerning the Attentions of Married Men	1949	3
24 To Mr. Charles Gordon Concerning the Jealousy of His Wife After Seven Years of Married Life	1445	3
25 To Mrs. Clarence St. Claire Concerning Her Husband	1810	3
26 To Young Mrs. Duncan Regarding Mothers-in-Law	1542	5
27 To a Young Man Ambitious for Literary Honours	1469	4
28 To Mrs. McAllister Concerning Her Little Girl	1277	3
29 To Mr. Ray Gilbert Attorney at Law, Aged Thirty	1580	3
30 To the Sister of a Great Beauty	1156	3
31 To Mrs. White Peak One of the Pillars of Respectable Society	1277	3
32 To Maria Owens A New Woman Contemplating Marriage	1495	3
33 To Mrs. St. Claire The Young Divorcée	937	3
34 To Miss Jessie Harcourt Regarding Her Marriage with a Poor Young Man	959	3
35 To Miss Jane Carter Of the W.C.T.U.	1162	4

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