Manning, all this sort of thing is very well as sentiment, but does it correspond with the realities? Are women truly such angelic things and men so chivalrous? You men have, I know, meant to make us Queens and Goddesses, but in practice—well, look, for example, at the stream of girls one meets going to work of a morning, round-shouldered, cheap, and underfed! They aren’t queens, and no one is treating them as queens. " "Still, you forgot something. ‘At last,’ he cried, ‘I have found you!’ He would listen to nothing. But women—women as a rule don’t throw themselves into things like that. She was acquiring truths, but in a series of shocks rather than by the process of analysis. “The young women of Jane Austen’s time didn’t get into this sort of scrape! At least—one thinks so. Gerald sympathised with his friend’s irritation. Deuce take it! I was very near spelling my name with one P. Henceforth Ruth would closely observe her fellow women and note the hang of their skirts. I’d do anything, Vee. Their houses became a refuge of ill repute, the source of rumor and intrigue in the highest echelons of society.
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