One or two have done it, I know." "Go and tell that to Aunt Stanbury, and hear what she will say about such women." "I suppose she is very,--prejudiced." "Yes; she is; but she is a clever woman.

I am inclined to think women had better not write for newspapers." "And why not ?" Nora asked.
"My reasons would take me a week to explain, and I doubt whether I have them very clear in my own head.

In the first place there is that difficulty about the babies.

Most of them must get married you know." "But not all," said Nora.
"No; thank God; not all." "And if you are not married you might write for a newspaper.

At any rate, if I were you, I should be very proud of my brother." "Aunt Stanbury is not at all proud of her nephew," said Priscilla, as they entered the house..