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Oh, Well, You Know How Women Are!
Irvin S. Cobb and Mary Roberts Rinehart
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This warm, affectionate duet of essays by two of the early twentieth century's most popular writers is a bit dated but still entertaining.
This warm, affectionate duet of essays by two of the early twentieth century's most popular writers is a bit dated but still entertaining.
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To myself I often said:
“Certainly I favor giving them the vote. Seeing what a mess the members of my own sex so often make of the job of trying to run the country, [p15] I don’t anticipate that the Republic will go upon the shoals immediately after women begin voting and campaigning and running for office. At the helm of the ship of state we’ve put some pretty sad steersman from time to time. Better the hand that rocks the cradle than the hand that rocks the boat. We men have let slip nearly all of the personal liberties for which our fathers fought and bled—that is to say, fought the Britishers and bled the Injuns. Ever since the Civil War we have been so dummed busy telling the rest of the world how free we were that we failed to safeguard that freedom of which we boasted.
“We commiserate the Englishman because he chooses to live under an hereditary presiden. . . Read More
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Community Reviews
You think this book is heading one way and then it goes a different direction.
This was a delightful surprise. I really enjoyed this, though it took me a bit to get into it. Only 66 pages, I flew right through this and hope to get a physical copy one day. 4.5 rounded up!
an interesting look into how women were perceived through the eye of a man in the 1920s.
Interesting from an historical perspective and seeing how much has changed and how much has not in our relationships with others.
However, I didn't find it especially funny, and I doubt they did even in 1920 when it was published.
Nah ! An OKAY book, half points are valid
Okay, at first it looks like a book feminist people ( like me) would go and hunt down the author haha. BUT it's not like that when u move into further pages. Also to mention, second half of book is dedicated to "how men are", so it kind of balances everythi
From 1920, an outdated stereotypical equal opportunity male vs female satire.
Half of the time I wasn't sure if I should feel offended or amused, however, the book is meant to be a satire, so I ain't getting offended..
The playful use of words is very amusing indeed
A tender passe temps