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... hives of industry; and that the cesthetic few are a mere noisy and interfering set of cranks -almost as tiresome as suffragettes-and must be brushed aside and taught their place. It is an unpalatable truth; but it is well 7HE VIEW FROM THE MERSEY. ...
... of the meeting, a shrill if not strong note of politics was sounded by a lady who has made herself conspicuous in the Suffragette agitation. This, to say the least, was not very helpful. Pitiless beats t!Je su u on the pavement, 'lrid, repel lent, Ceaseless ...
... ! I walked across the moor wondering whether I had spent an hour with a H ebrew prophetess, a Passive H.esister, or a Suffragette. wondered where the horse pale lividness of the face had become wonderful, with i>ro,,·s clean and soft as il·ory and cheeks ...
... when she bustled away, •- because that place furnishes none but men-preachers, and the Lady \lValler was one of piety's suffragettes. But the gild left stouter monulllents than the market \Ve have seen that St. cross. \Ve have seen that St. Helen's church ...
... are wholly bad, thou ...
... are wholly bad, thou ...
... are wholly bad, thou ...
... may ha,·e happened to Great Britain that women will be People who wish to read about permitted to ,·ote for Parliament. Suffragettes will find that thi nO\·el also an agreeable love story. Tlte Lol{ of a Liner, by \V. Harold Thomson. (Drane.) The author ...
... distinction, we think, should be made between the claims of the lady doctors for the vote and those of the rest of the Suffragettes. The women doctors are not very numerous-there are only, as a matter of fact, about five hundred of them in the country ...
... debarred from flight, when all their cou;ins of summe-r are, with one or two exceptions, well winged, and possibly there are suffragettes among th female moths who want to hnve wings like the men; hut it is really, like all the arrangements of the good of ...
... of the word. It is the one masculine attribute and burden which no woman, not e\·en the most fi re-eating, chain-railing Suffragette, covets or would consent to possess. Ever since the first misguided man scraped his cheeks clean with an oyster- shell, ...
... of the word. It is the one masculine attribute and burden which no woman, not e\·en the most fi re-eating, chain-railing Suffragette, covets or would consent to possess. Ever since the first misguided man scraped his cheeks clean with an oystershell, thereby ...