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Aftermath

Creator: Allen, James Lane, 1849-1925
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"Oh, anything! Only support me and give me plenty of room to bloom." I do not always reply to Georgiana, though I always could if I chose. Whenever I remain silent about anything she changes the subject. "Did you know that Sylvia once wrote a poem on a vegetable?" "I did not." "You don't speak as though you cared." "You must know how deeply interested I am." "Then why don't you ask to see the poem?" "Was it on butterbeans?" "The idea! Sylvia has better taste." "I suppose I'd better look into this poem." "You are not to laugh at it!" "I shall weep."
Wanted, a Young Woman to Do Housework Business principles applied to housework

PREFACE This little book is not a treatise on Domestic Science. The vacuum cleaner and the fireless cooker are not even mentioned. The efficient kitchen devised in such an interesting and clever way has no place in it. Its exclusive object is to suggest a satisfactory and workable solution along modern lines of how to get one's housework efficiently performed without doing it one's self. If the propositions that she advances seem at first startling, the writer begs only for a patient hearing, for she is convinced by strong reasons and abundant experience, that liberty in the household, like social and political liberty, can never come except from obedience to just law. C.H.B.
"No; you are not to weep. Promise." "What am I to promise?" "That you will read it unmoved." "I do promise--solemnly, cheerfully." "Then come and get it." I went over and stood under the window. Georgiana soon returned and dropped down to me a piece of writing-paper. "Sylvia wrote it before she began to think about the boys." "It must be a very early poem." "It is; and this is the only copy; please don't lose it." "Then I think you ought to take it back at once. Let me beg of you not to risk it--" But she was gone; and I turned to my arbor and sat down to read Sylvia's poem, which I found to be inscribed to "The Potato," and to run as follows: