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have a right to do what men do, much less the other half
of the human race yelling they want to do it too. You
know what I mean? Let's go home now."
"Hedgerow, that's not the point," began Luke, and
then they both started to talk and were still talking when
they reached Polly's house on Glover's Lane and still
talking on the porch when her father, just awakened,
appeared with his head wrapped in a bandage, like the
flag bearer in The Spirit of '76, and said to his
daughter, "I see life goes on, and if a hero can't sleep
because his only child is outside yelling about how mean
men were to poor Madame Curie, then it's too bad for
the hero. So how about some eggs, you two? If life's
going to go on, we might as well eat."
chapter 57
Meetings of the Thespian Ladies Club were
postponed until further notice. The president and the
vice-president, Mrs. Canopy and Mrs. Ransom, were
not speaking. The president and the chairlady of the
refreshments committee (Mrs. Canopy and Mrs.
Abernathy) were leaving in a few days for a few weeks