By T. le Breton, author of _Mrs. May_. Mrs. May is a typical
cockney, with a cockney's dislike of being "put upon." To call her
a woman, or even a charwoman, is to earn her undying enmity.
She has very clearly defined views on life, and her own rights. In
her confessions she tells of some further episodes in her career.
"I reckon I've a 'ead on me," says Mrs. May, and there are few who
would venture to question the statement, particularly as she has a
brawny arm and an absent-minded habit of rolling up her sleeves.
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