The Life And Work of Susan B. Anthony 1
The Life And Work of Susan B. Anthony 1
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Stanton, " What does ail Susan? She acts like one possessed." Mrs. Stanton replied, "lean not imagine; I never before saw her so unreasonable and abso- lutely rude." She was obliged to leave immediately to keep an engage- ment, but as soon as she was at liberty went straight to Mrs. Stanton's home, and found her walking up and down the long parlors, wringing her hands. She threw her arms around Miss Anthony, exclaiming: '* I never was so glad to see you.
Do tell me what is the matter with me? I... feel as if I had been scourged from the crown of my head to the soles of my feet I " They sat down together and went over the whole con- versation, and she then saw and felt most keenly the insult and degradation concealed in the proposition of the two men, and agreed with Miss Anthony that she would sacrifice her life before she would accept it.
Digitized by Google 262 LIFE AND WORK OF SUSAN B. ANTHONY.
This incident illustrates one marked difference in these two women, each so strong in her own characteristics.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stanton, " What does ail Susan? She acts like one possessed." Mrs. Stanton replied, "lean not imagine; I never before saw her so unreasonable and abso- lutely rude." She was obliged to leave immediately to keep an engage- ment, but as soon as she was at liberty went straight to Mrs. Stanton's home, and found her walking up and down the long parlors, wringing her hands. She threw her arms around Miss Anthony, exclaiming: '* I never was so glad to see you.
Do tell me what is the matter with me? I... feel as if I had been scourged from the crown of my head to the soles of my feet I " They sat down together and went over the whole con- versation, and she then saw and felt most keenly the insult and degradation concealed in the proposition of the two men, and agreed with Miss Anthony that she would sacrifice her life before she would accept it.
Digitized by Google 262 LIFE AND WORK OF SUSAN B. ANTHONY.
This incident illustrates one marked difference in these two women, each so strong in her own characteristics.
What to read after The Life And Work of Susan B. Anthony 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harper Ida Husted to read onlineMoreLess
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