At Our Core: Women Writing about PowerSandra Martz Papier-Mache Press, 1998 - 180 ページ A collection of stories, poems and photographs that explore the concept of power in women's lives, providing women with the opportunity to validate, honour and define what power means to them. |
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... father . I didn't count my sisters ; they were ordinary girls obsessed ( to my continuing bewilderment ) with dopey dolls and useless dresses ; my father and I loved them , sure , but we didn't spend a lot of our time with them ...
... father . I didn't count my sisters ; they were ordinary girls obsessed ( to my continuing bewilderment ) with dopey dolls and useless dresses ; my father and I loved them , sure , but we didn't spend a lot of our time with them ...
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... father's anger was justified , his blow a swift confirmation of my guilt . My father had no doubt about right and wrong . Why did I ? It was confusing . The immediate result of those thoughts was remarkable : I would not apologize ...
... father's anger was justified , his blow a swift confirmation of my guilt . My father had no doubt about right and wrong . Why did I ? It was confusing . The immediate result of those thoughts was remarkable : I would not apologize ...
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... Father , she's my only sister . " " She's a traiteuse first , your sister second . Your soul is as muddied as hers if you continue seeing her while she's practicing . Give her one more chance . If she doesn't reform , cut the ties ...
... Father , she's my only sister . " " She's a traiteuse first , your sister second . Your soul is as muddied as hers if you continue seeing her while she's practicing . Give her one more chance . If she doesn't reform , cut the ties ...
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