What astonishes one over here is to see how contentedly people prosper along on their own level.

And the women do twice the work of the men without expecting to equal them in any other way.

At Pupp's, if we go to one end of the out-door restaurant, it takes three men to wait on us: one to bring our coffee or tea, another to bring our bread and meat, and another to make out our bill, and I have to tip all three of them.

If we go to the other end, one girl serves us, and I have to give only one fee; I make it less than the least I give any three of the men waiters." "You ought to be ashamed of that," said his wife.
"I'm not.

I'm simply proud of your sex, my dear." "Women do nearly everything, here," said Burnamy, impartially.