People always quarrel over that question, and call names, and never agree.

Do let us be quiet and happy tonight,' pleaded Daisy, who hated discussion as much as Nan loved it.
'You shall vote as much as you like in our new town, Nan; be mayor and aldermen, and run the whole concern.

It's going to be as free as air, or I can't live in it,' said Dan, adding, with a laugh, 'I see Mrs Giddygaddy and Mrs Shakespeare Smith don't agree any better than they used to.' 'If everyone agreed, we should never get on.

Daisy is a dear, but inclined to be an old fogy; so I stir her up; and next fall she will go and vote with me.

Demi will escort us to do the one thing we are allowed to do as yet.' 'Will you take 'em, Deacon ?' asked Dan, using the old name as if he liked it.