Samantha On the Woman Question
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Sez I, "Can't the laws be changed?" "Be changed? Change the laws of the United States? Tamper with the gloriousConstitution that our fore-fathers left us--an immortal sacred legacy. " He jumped up on his feet and his second-hand smile fell off. He kindershook as if he wuz skairt most to death and tremblin' with horrow. He didit to skair me, I knew, but I knowed I meant well towards the Constitutionand our old forefathers; and my principles stiddied me and held me firm andserene. And when he ask...ed me agin in tones full of awe and horrow: "Can it be that I heard my ear aright? Or did you speak of changin' theunalterable laws of the United States--tampering with the Constitution?" "Yes, that is what I said. Hain't they never been changed?" He dropped that skairful look and put on a firm judicial one. He see thathe could not skair me to death; an' sez he, "Oh, yes, they've been changedin cases of necessity. " Sez I, "For instance durin' the Oncivil war it wuz changed to make Northernmen cheap bloodhounds and hunters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sez I, "Can't the laws be changed?" "Be changed? Change the laws of the United States? Tamper with the gloriousConstitution that our fore-fathers left us--an immortal sacred legacy. " He jumped up on his feet and his second-hand smile fell off. He kindershook as if he wuz skairt most to death and tremblin' with horrow. He didit to skair me, I knew, but I knowed I meant well towards the Constitutionand our old forefathers; and my principles stiddied me and held me firm andserene. And when he ask...ed me agin in tones full of awe and horrow: "Can it be that I heard my ear aright? Or did you speak of changin' theunalterable laws of the United States--tampering with the Constitution?" "Yes, that is what I said. Hain't they never been changed?" He dropped that skairful look and put on a firm judicial one. He see thathe could not skair me to death; an' sez he, "Oh, yes, they've been changedin cases of necessity. " Sez I, "For instance durin' the Oncivil war it wuz changed to make Northernmen cheap bloodhounds and hunters.
What to read after Samantha On the Woman Question?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holley, Marietta, 1836-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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