Six Sentence Saturday

Today's six sentences are from my young adult historical, Ride for Rights.



Angeline could restrain herself no longer. "Sir, we have every right to be in your town, and we can discuss our rights any place we very well please! Obviously, your town needs women voters more than any other city we have been through, seeing as the voters you do have are voting for the likes of you!" Angeline's haughty chin went up in the air, and defiance laced her words as she tore off her cap and goggles.             The fuel attendant knew what was good for him and skedaddled back to the open door of his garage, shaking his head as he went. The sheriff puffed out his chest and stared Angeline in the eye.