can someone help me. what is the point of view of the washwomen?

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Mrs. [ Singer stated that the washwoman would live to be 120, but the washwoman stated with ?God forbid!?, stating how the work is becoming more difficult and she is losing strength; she left, promising to return in a few weeks, but died before that time ? it is stated that Singer could not imagine a world where there is no reward for the effort and strength of the washwoman ]

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hope that helped

anonymous · Answer

it's also It is about a woman of integrity and self respect...she walked for miles to pick up and deliver laundry in order to earn money for her family. It is also about the relationship between a Jew and a Gentile. The washwoman had a son who was wealthy and refused to have anything to do with her because he was ashamed of her. HE should have been ashamed of himself. Also, the boy who was telling the story, his mother hoped that he wouldn't grow up and treat her the way the Washwoman was treated by her son.