Women for Votes
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BROWN. She said she was minding her own business but that she was going to mind it still better, as I should soon find put. I am afraid I shall be forced to move.
MR. BECKER. Or to give up Cochon.
MRS. BROWN. Give up Cochon ! Why, Mr. Becker, I love Cochon just as much as though he were a dog, and do you know what sacrifices women make for the sake of their dogs? There is Mrs. Davenant for in- stance. She received a perfectly wonderful invitation to visit some people of title in England and bec...ause she could not take her little chow dog Peeksie with her unless she was separated from him for two weeks while he was shut up in that odious Quarantine, she refused the invitation. She said she had never been away from Peeksie for a night since she had first bought him two years ago. She wrote to the Port authorities and offered to go to the Quarantine with Peeksie, but they replied that there was no room for her, that the largest pen was three feet by five for a St. Bernard.
WOMEN FOR VOTES 47 MRS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BROWN. She said she was minding her own business but that she was going to mind it still better, as I should soon find put. I am afraid I shall be forced to move.
MR. BECKER. Or to give up Cochon.
MRS. BROWN. Give up Cochon ! Why, Mr. Becker, I love Cochon just as much as though he were a dog, and do you know what sacrifices women make for the sake of their dogs? There is Mrs. Davenant for in- stance. She received a perfectly wonderful invitation to visit some people of title in England and bec...ause she could not take her little chow dog Peeksie with her unless she was separated from him for two weeks while he was shut up in that odious Quarantine, she refused the invitation. She said she had never been away from Peeksie for a night since she had first bought him two years ago. She wrote to the Port authorities and offered to go to the Quarantine with Peeksie, but they replied that there was no room for her, that the largest pen was three feet by five for a St. Bernard.
WOMEN FOR VOTES 47 MRS.
What to read after Women for Votes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Hughes to read onlineMoreLess
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