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Miller, Alice Duer, 1874-1942

"A Book of Rhymes for Suffrage Times"

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"I prefer love to my rights."
"Are not the suffragists frights?"
"Sex is their only appeal."
"I prefer love to my rights."
"No, we don't think, but we feel."
"Sex is their only appeal."
"Woman belongs at the loom."
"No, we don't think, but we feel."
"Doesn't it rub off the bloom?"
"Woman belongs at the loom."
"Isn't the speaker a bore!"
"Doesn't it rub off the bloom?"
"Oh, it's a fad--nothing more."
"Isn't the speaker a bore!"
"Nietzsche's the person to quote."
"Oh, it's a fad--nothing more."
"Only the worst of them vote."


The Universal Answer

Oh, there you go again,
Invading man's domain!
It's Nature's laws, you know, you are defying.
Don't fancy that you can
Be really like a man,
So what's the use of all this fuss and trying?
It seems to me so clear,
That women's highest sphere
Is being loving wives and patient mothers.
Oh, can't you be content
To be as you were meant?
{souls
For {books belong to husbands and to brothers.
{votes


Candor

(_By an admirer of the late H.


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