<h2>1. Insconsiderable is always my mother</h2><h2>1. Insconsiderable is always my mother2. The richest man in the room is definitely mr. Webb</h2><h2>1. Insconsiderable is always my mother2. The richest man in the room is definitely mr. Webb3. jill was devastated when she lost her job</h2><h2>1. Insconsiderable is always my mother2. The richest man in the room is definitely mr. Webb3. jill was devastated when she lost her job4. That night jenny didint fell to dance. </h2><h2>1. Insconsiderable is always my mother2. The richest man in the room is definitely mr. Webb3. jill was devastated when she lost her job4. That night jenny didint fell to dance. 5. Others fail was seen by my brother who was a malicious man. </h2><h2>1. Insconsiderable is always my mother2. The richest man in the room is definitely mr. Webb3. jill was devastated when she lost her job4. That night jenny didint fell to dance. 5. Others fail was seen by my brother who was a malicious man. 6. All those around susan was shown by her kindness. </h2><h2>1. Insconsiderable is always my mother2. The richest man in the room is definitely mr. Webb3. jill was devastated when she lost her job4. That night jenny didint fell to dance. 5. Others fail was seen by my brother who was a malicious man. 6. All those around susan was shown by her kindness. 7. Doctor fells confident during the surgery. </h2><h2>1. Insconsiderable is always my mother2. The richest man in the room is definitely mr. Webb3. jill was devastated when she lost her job4. That night jenny didint fell to dance. 5. Others fail was seen by my brother who was a malicious man. 6. All those around susan was shown by her kindness. 7. Doctor fells confident during the surgery. 8. When my son arrived home late he was extremely appologetic. </h2>
This excerpt from the "los Angeles Sunday Times" (June 1899) might reflect <span>society’s discomfort with women’s emerging independence in 1899 (option A). It is suggested that the author of the book (Kate Chopin) wrote an "</span>unhealthy introspective and morbid in feeling as that sort of woman must inevitably be".
