Quote by Maria Weston Chapman, The Times

Confusion has seized us, and all things go wrong, The women have leaped from their spheres,And, instead of fixed stars, shoot as comets along,And are setting the world by the ears!


Confusion has seized us, and all things go wrong, The women

Summary

This quote highlights the speaker's perception of chaos and disorder in society. The phrase "confusion has seized us" implies a sense of disarray and uncertainty. The mention of women "leaping from their spheres" suggests a departure from traditional roles and expectations. The comparison of women to comets symbolizes their disruptive influence on society, with the phrase "setting the world by the ears" indicating the turmoil and controversy caused by this departure from the norm. Overall, the quote embodies the idea of societal upheaval and a departure from established norms.

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By Maria Weston Chapman, The Times
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