concealed — study only woman’s behaviour towards children! — which has really been best restrained and dominated hitherto by the FEAR of man. Alas, if ever the “eternally tedious in woman” — she has plenty of it! — is allowed to venture forth! if she begins radically and on principle to unlearn her wisdom and art-of charming, of playing, of frightening away sorrow, of alleviating and taking easily; if she forgets her delicate aptitude for agreeable desires!

Female voices are already raised, which, by Saint Aristophanes! make one afraid: — with medical explicitness it is stated in a threatening manner what woman first and last REQUIRES from man. Is it not in the very worst taste that woman thus sets herself up to be scientific? Enlightenment hitherto has fortunately been