Better Dead
Better Dead
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In short, the unwritten law of the argu- iiientum ad crinolinam puts us to the side. ' Having paid the society the compliment of believing that, however much it differed from her views, it w^ould not dismiss them with a laugh, Mrs. Fawcett turned to the question of woman's alleged physical limitations.
She said much on this point that Andrew saw could not be easily refuted, but, interesting though she made it, we need not follow her over beaten ground.
So far the members had given her the court...eous non-attention which thoughtful introductory remarks can always claim. It 74 Better Dead was ^vlien she reached her second head that they fastened upon her words.
Then Andrew had seen no sharper audience since he was one of a Scotch congregation on the scent of a heretic.
' At a full meeting of committee, ' said Mrs. Fawcett, with a ring of bitterness in her voice, 'you passed a law that women should not enjoy the advantages of the association. Be they ever so eminent, their sex deprives them of your care.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In short, the unwritten law of the argu- iiientum ad crinolinam puts us to the side. ' Having paid the society the compliment of believing that, however much it differed from her views, it w^ould not dismiss them with a laugh, Mrs. Fawcett turned to the question of woman's alleged physical limitations.
She said much on this point that Andrew saw could not be easily refuted, but, interesting though she made it, we need not follow her over beaten ground.
So far the members had given her the court...eous non-attention which thoughtful introductory remarks can always claim. It 74 Better Dead was ^vlien she reached her second head that they fastened upon her words.
Then Andrew had seen no sharper audience since he was one of a Scotch congregation on the scent of a heretic.
' At a full meeting of committee, ' said Mrs. Fawcett, with a ring of bitterness in her voice, 'you passed a law that women should not enjoy the advantages of the association. Be they ever so eminent, their sex deprives them of your care.
What to read after Better Dead?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrie, J. M. (James Matthew), 1860-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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