Josephine Dodge Daskam, Fables for the Fair — 14. The Woman Who Had Broad Views (1902)
“ The Man smiled Approvingly. "You are Quite Right," he said. "If More Women were Like You, the World would be a Happier Place. But Few are so Broad-minded." "And then," said the Woman, "I should Expect the Same Tolerance from Him; for Women are Only Human, too." The Man Drew away his Chair. "I Fear," said he, somewhat Coldly, "that you are Carrying Matters a Little Too Far. The Constitution of Society requires Some Foundation. There are Certain Things a Man has a Right to Exact from His Wife." ”
