They seemed to argue that that was an admission, on my part, of man's superiority, but I suggested that, as my sex had not yet been exalted to the dignity of presiding in depots and baggage rooms, there would have been no propriety in calling Jane and Ann.
Mt.

Vernon was distinguished for a very flourishing Methodist college, open to boys and girls alike.

The president and his wife were liberal and progressive people.

I dined with them in their home near the college, and met some young ladies from Massachusetts, who were teachers in the institution.

All who gathered round the social board on that occasion were of one mind on the woman question.