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A Man and a Woman

CHAPTER XXXII
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When the family returned from the capital and reoccupied the home there was rejoicing.
And what rioters we were! But once more, each time, it was said by Grant, and by me as well, the battle must be fought, and so came re-elections and the flittings.

And, after all, it was good.

It was not the rusting in the sheath.
And it came that there was another gallant fight on.

The city Congressional district is not like the country one, where a man once firmly in the saddle may stay there for a quarter of a century.

The city constituencies have the fault in make-up that their Congressmen are not selected as those who will do best for the districts, but because they have hands on the lever of some machine.


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