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The Safety Curtain: The Diary of Virginia Woolf,e closest to her were aware of those dark recesses. She noted quite cursorily in her own journal an occasion when she ‘sat with Nessa & laid bare my sorrows’, (vol. 1, p. 197) almost as if she were reluctant to acknowledge the existence of underlying misery. Certainly, for her, the diary was not the place to expand on it.

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Conclusion,literary history, these topics remained dominant in their work, appealing to a growing mass market of bourgeois literate women readers who found in women’s writing reflections of the fabric and the fantasies of their own lives.

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Human Fetal Tissue TransplantationIn 1843 when she was ten, Louisa May Alcott described in her journal ‘A Sample of our Lessons’:

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The Endocrinology of the Menstrual Cyclestinctively with her hand. ‘You see, it is simply a very young girl’s record of her own thoughts and impressions, and consequently meant for publication. When it appears in volume form I hope you will order a copy.’. Wilde’s play was written during 1894, five years after the publication in English o

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