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Excerpt from Art-Student in Munich
And here the writer would add a few words as a living protest against a very common but thoughtless calumny, namely, that it is man who thwarts every effort of woman to rise to eminence in the life of Art. With a thrill of truest happiness, she must here declare, that her expe ricuce hitherto, as an art-student, has been the most perfect refutation of such calumny. Invariably and re peatedly, when a hand has been required to put aside. The sharp stones and thorns which peculiarly beset a woman upon the path of Art, strong, manly hands have been stretched forth with noble generosity to remove them; and manly voices have uttered words of teaching.
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