I think I've been on as many committees as most people.

Waifs and Strays, Rescue Work, Church Work, C.O.
S .-- local branch--besides the usual civic duties which fall to one as a householder.

But I've given them all up for our work here, and I don't regret it for a second," she added.

"This is the root question, I feel; until women have votes--" "It'll be sixpence, at least, Sally," said Mary, bringing her fist down on the table.

"And we're all sick to death of women and their votes." Mrs.Seal looked for a moment as though she could hardly believe her ears, and made a deprecating "tut-tut-tut" in her throat, looking alternately at Katharine and Mary, and shaking her head as she did so.
Then she remarked, rather confidentially to Katharine, with a little nod in Mary's direction: "She's doing more for the cause than any of us.