Modern daughters; conversations with various American girls and one man (1899)
Black, Alexander, 1859-1940 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 28
Modern Daughters a week before he was to come and meet us at Fort Worth. ‘What the devil/ he said, — and that was all that he could say. I had a refulgent time there. The next evening, while Uncle Billy was telling me … about one of his horses, a young fellow rode up and asked if he might stop there. Uncle Billy said ‘ Certainly.’ That was just like Uncle Billy. The young man stabled his horse, and coming over to Uncle Billy, asked, ‘Where shall I sleep?’ Something in the way he said it must have riled 8
Women -- Social and moral questions
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