Josephine Dodge Daskam, Fables for the Fair — 9. The Woman Who was Too Disinterested (1902)
“ Said she, "I shall Not Place a Straw in his Way! he must Act as his Conscience Dictates." "He is much More Likely," said her Friends, "to Act as the Other Woman Dictates unless you Take some Trouble to Prevent It. Although he is really Fonder of You." "Then there is No Occasion for my Taking any Trouble," said she. "I rely on my own Fidelity and the Support of a Good Conscience." ”
