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Eighty Years And More; Reminiscences 1815-1897

CHAPTER III
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I confess that I did not study so much for a love of the truth or my own development, in these days, as to make those young men recognize my equality.

I soon noticed that, after losing a few games of chess, my opponent talked less of masculine superiority.

Sister Madge would occasionally rush to the defense with an emphatic "Fudge for these laws, all made by men! I'll never obey one of them.

And as to the students with their impertinent talk of superiority, all they need is such a shaking up as I gave the most disagreeable one yesterday.

I invited him to take a ride on horseback.


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