Bold women certainly existed in the Middle Ages--Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales is evidence of this--but meek women were probably the norm, good Christian family ladies who wanted nothing more than to serve God and have children. . But suppose I go?” “Now, Veronica! No, no. Brendon went for the doctor,” Anna answered. The door leading to the front of the house was stealthily opening. ‘You wouldn’t know one end of a pistol from the other. What had she so nearly said? She had almost spoken a name—and quickly withdrawn it. “Why should women be dependent on men?” she asked; and the question was at once converted into a system of variations upon the theme of “Why are things as they are?”—“Why are human beings viviparous?”—“Why are people hungry thrice a day?”—“Why does one faint at danger?” She stood for a time looking at the dry limbs and still human face of that desiccated unwrapped mummy from the very beginnings of social life. ‘Still more would I be so if he had come himself to tell me this. . Old London Bridge.
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