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Once or twice a week, they ventured to London to conduct business, shop, attend concerts, and visit friends. Woolf took Italian lessons, and Leonard became more involved with politics. Although she was not keen on politics, Woolf attended a few of Leonard’s political gatherings, contributing her opinions when appropriate. She became an active member of the Richmond branch of the Women’s Co-operative Guild. As chair, she held monthly meetings that featured guest speakers who presented progressive perspectives on several women’s issues, including women’s roles in the armed forces, the dangers of venereal disease, and the war’s effects on young soldiers.
There, Woolf pondered her future and decided that she should become a writer. ” (Leaska, 95) She had considered writing a book for several years, but it was not until her father’s death that she became motivated to do so. After Manorbier, the Stephen children traveled to Italy and France to further distract themselves and recover from their father’s death. Woolf was delighted by the Italian countryside, but she disliked the people. In Paris, they met Clive Bell, a friend of Thoby’s from Cambridge.
Leaska, 125) Still, the siblings enjoyed a playful relationship and constantly teased each other. Visitors often noticed pats of butter on the ceiling, evidence of the food fights that were common between them. This playfulness may have contributed to Woolf ’s participation in an event that became known as the Dreadnought Hoax. Adrian and his Cambridge friend Horace Cole enlisted Woolf ’s help to play a joke on the British Navy. Impersonating FROM A ROOM OF ONE’S OWN I n the essay, a beadle at “Oxbridge” first chases the main character away from a plot of grass on which she is organizing her thoughts — and then denies her admission to the university’s library because she is a woman.