Read the dialogue from the passage below. Then write an inference about Papa's feelings about women's suffrage meetings and explain your reasoning. “Does Papa know where we are going?” I asked. I knew the answer, but I wanted to shake Mama up a bit. Mama looked away as she answered nervously, “I'll tell him later. I wanted to point out that if Mama felt uncomfortable telling Papa where we were going, perhaps we shouldn't be going there at all, but I held my tongue.​

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