Way Stations
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" The reason," he said, " that women mustn't be allowed to vote is because, if they did.
222 WAY STATIONS they'd be altogether too independent. Why, they'd be flooding the learned professions — competing with experts." " But," I said, " that doesn't alarm you ! Their flimsy, illogical minds, you know ; their deficient brain weight." (His brain is enormous. But it seems to give him no sense of security.) " No," he said ; " the women would work and cram ; yes — oh, they'd pass the examinations ! ...And what next.? They'd be wanting the best-paid places ! Getting them! " I suppose I showed I could bear the thought of that, for he said : " You don't understand what's involved. Those women won't want to do their duty." I thought, in my in- nocence, he meant their duty by the fat oflBces they had filched from men. " No, no," he said ; " I mean, they won't want to marry, those women ! " I thought he was wrong, but he was a very learned person, and I didn't like to contradict him. " No," he said angrily, " those women — they'll prefer to enjoy themselves!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The reason," he said, " that women mustn't be allowed to vote is because, if they did.
222 WAY STATIONS they'd be altogether too independent. Why, they'd be flooding the learned professions — competing with experts." " But," I said, " that doesn't alarm you ! Their flimsy, illogical minds, you know ; their deficient brain weight." (His brain is enormous. But it seems to give him no sense of security.) " No," he said ; " the women would work and cram ; yes — oh, they'd pass the examinations ! ...And what next.? They'd be wanting the best-paid places ! Getting them! " I suppose I showed I could bear the thought of that, for he said : " You don't understand what's involved. Those women won't want to do their duty." I thought, in my in- nocence, he meant their duty by the fat oflBces they had filched from men. " No, no," he said ; " I mean, they won't want to marry, those women ! " I thought he was wrong, but he was a very learned person, and I didn't like to contradict him. " No," he said angrily, " those women — they'll prefer to enjoy themselves!
What to read after Way Stations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robins Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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