The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-26
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 In the older Eove3s d. , soR4e iaelern ones the Engi,stsaan wao xrites n-.on seems 10 oeiIesc ih1i none ot the icmaie sex 4Te equai ia ;asll. rare oi tae.c os. virtue. ! t1eH hma=i nas .he same idea especially as far as rl.r:t9 women are concerned. Inc genera -aderi, ms tne- ory of French.aen sesa aF..e !, ;ha. me only women saa afe . 1iie oeyaaI tea. talloE IS ag old tnall "hb h., ts el the summer oi iIfe, or d gir l z.stecn s booa- :auslsa.
 Taere ~ere speakers, toe. wao ,oo.. the other side U me | leston v-sl1u'iy- -u deciared iaa, mel nsscl.s.s .c- men noyeiis,s e: a.y r4ts. h@d gwen :ae word noble spr1iper ai ae.rsr .ss sue is-saaa.-ha4 4ud i-ea.sege.-. N.-.tc' Scots herolr = were iazsas sa. amon- others Then 4s..a NC haFe e thank Dickens for 'he most thoroughly res ,c AStt ~Vtf4t tt sAi kts9t-sti sit1t dA@@ff- -a ratIiing three r . spse ! one a .si4a said that f me: r. ;aetF asve.s aia no; represent women Ia; 7, V men @'4ll better SCI in ar1 .i z lee q w.f .as a give ! ese lauily ms 4aHes za-s- hlslr-. ideals to go b!. Sae tho.gi.l .h. 1s- who bellr.ed men :c.el.sis unlaT -u Ao n.er should live uo io taef ). 4.t4, la shol:.
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 The xe.gh; oi , non. -in bona .1 say. MAS ..s a.l.st ..st Ter l.ee elist1. ' - the majority ct ;ac e4Sefs ,1ere settled convlctioc ;A4l wheE .i came E. seeing and Pa.1i!ag womea ss they ess male &r.,ers were lacking.
 One graceful, whlfe-baAed ~cnar, with a s~ee, yolee reminded IS na' i,.s most reDGlss. feakl9a iE a4. Efrra- tuge w-s re2resen 1e4 Is wonzr he character cf's Sin a Iil.3as t4z..iise Lost" So !. Is. Hi..oa wzs 1 oa eurmuGgeoa when |. Cane Q tse female sex
 The same lady thcasht Ii . pity og' American men r ovel5 SIS. so-csii@d. cous- . make no better plctav-s ot sonsea ihs . a Yankee girl who tnes no; know h9w n behave herself ,a La.oac ri.a J. silly.