Letters to The Woman's Voice

A Magazine's Letters

In the mail of "The Woman's Voice" there are many letters and articles, sent to it from time to time by the readers, men and women, of this magazine. Among these articles is what is tender of stem and soft of wing, in which the correct Arabic style has not yet taken firm shape, nor has deep thought yet come to it; and in it there is what gives good tidings of a generation of women and men with a taste for literature and poetry.

And we—though this task is among the most difficult tasks of editing—do not like to neglect our readers' letters to us, nor their articles; rather we publish some of them, by way of encouragement and to strengthen these ties between the readers and the magazine, within the possible limits...