If a drove of a hundred or so of wild ones ca n't show you beauty , I 'll give up , ' cried Dan , waxing enthusiastic over the wild grace and vigour which he could enjoy but had no power to describe . ` I 'll come some day with papa , and see if they are better than the horses of St Mark and those on Capitol Hill . Please do n't abuse my gods , and I will try to like yours , ' said Bess , beginning to think the West might be worth seeing , though no Raphael or Angelo had yet appeared there . ` That 's a bargain ! I do think people ought to see their own country before they go scooting off to foreign parts , as if the new world was n't worth discovering , ' began Dan , ready to bury the hatchet . ` It has some advantages , but not all . The women of England can vote , and we ca n't . I 'm ashamed of America that she is n't ahead in all good things , ' cried Nan , who held advanced views on all reforms , and was anxious about her rights , having had to fight for some of them . ` Oh , please do n't begin on that . People always quarrel over that question , and call names , and never agree . Do let us be quiet and happy tonight , ' pleaded Daisy , who hated discussion as much as Nan loved it . ` You shall vote as much as you like in our new town , Nan ; be mayor and aldermen , and run the whole concern . It 's going to be as free as air , or I ca n't live in it , ' said Dan , adding , with a laugh , ' I see Mrs Giddygaddy and Mrs Shakespeare Smith do n't agree any better than they used to . ' ` If everyone agreed , we should never get on . Daisy is a dear , but inclined to be an old fogy ; so I stir her up ; and next fall she will go and vote with me . Demi will escort us to do the one thing we are allowed to do as yet . ' ` Will you take 'em , Deacon ? ' asked Dan , using the old name as if he liked it . ` It works capitally in Wyoming . ' ' I shall be proud to do it .
Mother and the aunts go every year , and XXXXX will come with me .
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