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A LITTLE QUESTION
IN LADIES' RIGHTS
BY THE SAME AUTHOR
THE HICKORY LIMB
Illustrated. Cloth. 50 cents net
"The joyful pathos is so true that itchokes you all up but leaves you happy,and one likes to be left happy."
"An hour of amusement, a series oflaughs from the heart out and a pleasantvista backward to the days ofchildhood will come to the reader of'The Hickory Limb.'"
Cincinnati Tribune.
JOHN LANE COMPANY
NEW YORK
NEW YORK
A LITTLE QUESTION
IN LADIES' RIGHTS
By
PARKER H. FILLMORE
AUTHOR OF "THE HICKORY LIMB,"
"THE ROSIE WORLD," ETC.
Illustrations by
ROSE CECIL O'NEILL
"THE ROSIE WORLD," ETC.
Illustrations by
ROSE CECIL O'NEILL
NEW YORK
JOHN LANE COMPANY
MCMXVI
JOHN LANE COMPANY
MCMXVI
Copyright, 1911,
By John Lane Company
Copyright, 1916,
By John Lane Company
Press of
J. J. Little & Ives Company
New York, U. S. A.
By John Lane Company
Copyright, 1916,
By John Lane Company
Press of
J. J. Little & Ives Company
New York, U. S. A.
NOTE: THE FIRST PART OF THIS STORY ISREPRINTED FROM "THE YOUNG IDEA," NOWOUT OF PRINT; THE SECOND PART HASNEVER UNTIL NOW APPEARED IN BOOK FORM.