...1 am determined to try to earn fome money here myfelf, in order to convince you that, if you chufe to run about the world to get a fortune, it is for yourfelf — for the little girl and I will live without your affiftance, unlefs you are with us. I...

...I am determined to try to earn fome money here myfelf, in order to convince you that, if you chufc to run about the world to get a fortune, it is for yourfelf — for the little t^irl and I will live without your affiftance, unlefs you are with us....

...I only take advantage of every occasion, that one out of three of my epistles may reach your hands, and inform you that I am not of 's opinion, who talks...persons, following perhaps a gust of inebriation, they suppose the wife, slave rather, whom they maintain, has no right to complain, and ought to receive...

...I only take advantage of every occasion, that one out of three of my epistles may reach your hands, and inform you that I am not of 's opinion, who talks...persons, following perhaps a gust of inebriation, they suppose the wife, slave rather, whom they maintain, has no right to complain, and ought to receive...

...I only take advantage of every occasion, that one out of three of my epistlesmay reach your hands, and inform you that I am not of 's opinion, who talks...persons, following perhaps a gust of inebriation, they suppose the wife, slave rather, whom they maintain, has no right to complain, and ought to receive...

...I only take advantage of every occasion, that one out of three of my epistles may reach your hands, and inform you that I am not of 's opinion, who talks...persons, following perhaps a gust of inebriation, they suppose the wife — slave, rather — whom they maintain, has no right to complain, and ought...

...governing power than women. Women's financial dependence on their husbands gives men a special power: The common run of men have such an ignoble way of...persons, following perhaps a gust of inebriation, they suppose the wife, slave rather, whom they maintain, has no right to complain, and 127 ought to...

...she would try to earn money to support herself and their child "to convince you that, if you chuse to run about the world to get a fortune, it is for yourself" (Letters 1794:273). A few weeks later she wrote again, "I know what I look for to found my happiness...