Miss Anthony: Yes, I will address Congress and I will cast a vote for the President. It is my right under the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution.
End of Act II.
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| [Page 27]: | Changed 'ahe' to 'the' (caught the woodchuck) |
| [Page 30]: | Added missing word 'of' (Member of Congress) |
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