“All’s well that ends well,” he said; “and the less one says about things the better. Miss Garvice assumed a quality of neutrality, professed herself almost won over by Ann Veronica’s example, and the Scotchman decided that if women had a distinctive sphere it was, at any rate, an enlarging sphere, and no one who believed in the doctrine of evolution could logically deny the vote to women “ultimately,” however much they might be disposed to doubt the advisability of its immediate concession. ” “It’s the perpetual trouble,” he said, “of parent and child. It was only when Study Hall was over that Lucy turned her head.
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