‘Eva darned [the stockings] a good many years,’ he said, with some warmth, ‘and did the housework. Why shouldn’t I?’ He looked at her hard and went on, ‘Do you know what you are saying to me? You are telling me that you really think that home-making is a poor, mean, cheap job beneath the dignity of anybody who can do anything else.’

Very much looking forward to the Seasons of Story discussion of ‘The Home-Maker’ by Dorothy Canfield Fisher this Saturday! Find the discussion questions here: seasonsofstory.substack…