"No."
"How is 'Woman' coming along?"
"Very uneven. Some days good, some days awful."
"Come over to Union Square with me this afternoon. The I. W. W. people are going to explain the Paterson strike."
"Are you interested in the Paterson strike?"
"Yes, because it affects so many women. I'm deeply interested in woman's industrial fight, aren't you?"
"I used to be. But what's the use? Woman is trying to fight her way against the two strongest forces in the world, first, Nature—her own damnable, emotional impotence—second, Man, the cave-dweller."
"You think men don't want her to advance?"
"Man wants things to go on as they did a hundred years ago; woman, the dependant, the begetter, the chattel."
"Not all of them——"