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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 808, 24 January 1903, Page 4

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Marie Corelli writes: I have often been asked if I would like to sec women in Parliament. I may say frankly, and at once, that I should detest it. I should not like to see the sex, pre-eminent for grace and beauty, degraded by having to witness or take part in such “ scenes ” of heated and undignified disputation as have recently lowered the prestige of the ! House of Commons. On the same lines I may say say that I do not care to see women playing “ hockey,” or indulging in any purely ” tom-boy sports and pastimes. They lose 11 caste ” and individuality. One of the many brilliant and original remarks of mankind concerning the female sex is that women should be cooks and housekeepers. So they should. No woman is a good housekeeper unless she understands cooking, nor can she be a good cook unless she be a good housekeeper. The two things are inseparable, and combine to make comfort with economy. A woman should know how to cook and keep house for herself, not only for man. Man says to her : “Be a cook ” —because of all things in the world he loves a good dinner; loves it better than his wifs, inasmuch as he wilf *’ row " the wife if the dinner fails. But a woman must also eat, aud she should learn to eook for her own comfort, quite apart from his,