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Mrs. Warren’s Daughter

CHAPTER XIV
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To them the Vote seems the beginning of the millennium.

They seem to forget that after we've _got_ the Vote we shall have another fight to be admitted as members to the House.

You may be sure the men will stand out another fifty years over _that_ surrender.

I alternate in my moods between the reckless fury of an Anarchist and the lassitude of Lord Rosebery.

To think that I was once so elated and conceited about being a Third Wrangler...!" With the closing months of 1912, however, there was a greater tenseness, a sharpening of the struggle which once more roused Vivie to keen interest.


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