1. Thoughts After Ruskin
... secret places: (lines 3-4) Armed with a sharp knife, cutting up liver, Holding hearts to bleed under a running tap, Gutting and stuffing, pickling and preserving, Scalding, blanching, broiling, pulverising, All the terrible chemistry of their kitchens. (lines 5-9) These descriptions may seem harsh, but they serve to point out that in order to provide and care for the young, old, husbands, etc, a degree of ... violence comes hand in hand with the comfort that a woman disburses, the horrible bits can be seen as the foul tasting medicines of "All the terrible chemistry of their kitchens", ...
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