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 Women, continued:- men and, women to buckle on men's armour in every sense, 65. men, not inferior to, but different from, 67. not the slaves of men, 54. and men, their different functions, 68. obedience to, in noble times, 64. position of, 54 seq. praise, their great function, 68. to be queens, 190. responsible for the misery of the world, 91. rights, and man's, not independent or conflicting, 54. sympathies of, not to be confined to their homes, 92. worship and honour of, in all Christian times, 64. [Lect. II. Woman, i. her place. ii. the education to fit her for it; a. books, b. accomplishments, c. nature. iii. in relation to the state.] Words, masked modern, 16. the "peerage" of, 15. Wordsworth, his exquisite rightness, 70. Quoted:"Three years she grew," 70. "A countenance in which did meet," 71. Work, right amusement is found in right, 89. good, done easily, and without boasting, 121. the best, done by instinct, 121. of men, let us do it, 134-5. what we ought to do, nowadays, 135. we do not talk of what we can really do, 120. Workers of the world, their message as to future life, 119. Workhouse, prejudice of the poor against, 36-7. receiving a government pension is going into the, 65 and n.

, preciousness of, pref. 8. to be solemn, but not sad, pref. 8.