’’斯’’爾’米勒
(ALICE DUER MILLER)

’ 化
Evolution

    ’’斯’’爾’米勒(1874’1942)’生’’’市’1899’畢’’巴’’學’’’’婦’普選’’動撰’’’’遣詩’’’’’’稱’“’’’’”’’’’’生’’’’’首選’’’1915’’’’詩集’’’’’嗎’普選’’’韻文’’

瓊斯’生1910’把’’’

    “’’’’’’’實應該’”

    1911’有’聽’引用’’

    “’’不投票’’’’’’’”

    ’’1912’’’’’’應’’’

    “當’有’’都需’’’”

    ’’1913’’’滿’’’’’’’’

    普選之日必’’’’

    今’我聽’說’’高傲’

    “’’那邊’’由太少’”

    ’’’’婦’參’’擁’’’

    ’實’’’’’’’’’’

    竟’’’’’說’都’’’’

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 Said Mr. Jones in 1910:
"Women, subject yourselves to men."
Nineteen-Eleven heard him quote:
"They rule the world without the vote."
By Nineteen-Twelve, he would submit
"When all the women wanted it."
By Nineteen-Thirteen, looking glum,
He said that it was bound to come.
This year I heard him say with pride
"No reasons on the other side!"
By Nineteen-Fifteen, he'll insist
He's always been a suffragist.
And what is really stranger, too,
He'll think that what he says is true.
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