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Mrs. Warren’s Daughter

CHAPTER V
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It was a world in which everything was made smooth and easy before the semblance of manhood.

What a joy to be rid of skirts and petticoats! To be able to run after and leap on to an omnibus, to wear the same hat day after day just stuck on top of her curly head.

Not, perhaps, to change her clothes, between her uprising and her retirement to bed, unless she were going out to dine.

No simpering.

No need to ask favours.


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