1895: "I am slowly settling down to an oldmaidship, and I have only one prominent idea and that is that nothing will interfere between me and my work."

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As stated in: Bensemann, Leo, and Barbara Brooke (ed.) (1969). Frances Hodgkins Commemorative Issue. Ascent: A Journal of the Arts in New Zealand. Christchurch: Caxton Press & Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council of New Zealand. p. 11.

1895: "I am slowly settling down to an oldmaidship, and I have only one prominent idea and that is that nothing will interfere between me and my work."

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