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Alice Person, Banny's Book, ed. by Louise Stephenson, 1971Text and Image(s) from
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FOREWORD
My life has been out of the ordinary run of woman's life. Circumstances
have forced me to the front, where I have met both Knights and Cowards.
Circumstances have compelled me to stand my ground and fight the great
Fight single-handed and alone. Sometimes a suspicion has been born in my
mind that undue credit for a courage I did not really possess, had often
been accorded me by a Public, generally kind and oft times just.
A soldier goes into battle, there is an unseen Power behind with the point
of a bayonet pressed to his very back; to waver would be death and
destruction, and so he fights onward, cheered by the multitude, while his
ears are deaf to the applause: HE only knows he dare not halt; HE only
feels he must not stop--there is work to do, and there is the Power
behind. Is he a brave man because he fights and presses on?
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