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Some people , of course , has different views , but I believe in holding to mine ; they 've brought me up to this time very well . '' `` Oh , you are terrible strict ; you would n't have no peace of your life rarin ' boys if you cut things so fine as that . Now w ` en women gets the rule it might become the fashion for men to be more proper . Look here , the men are that mad -- '' Uncle Jake here interrupted her by appearing for four o'clock tea . `` Well , Mr Sorrel , now the women has come to show you how to do things , there might be something done in the country . '' `` Nice fools they 'll make of themselves , '' he sneeringly replied . `` They could n't make no greater fools of themselves than the men has always done , -- lying in the gutter an ' breakin ' their faces , '' said Mrs Bray .