Herland

the beautiful relation of marriage and the lovely women who were mothers and nothing else;

You see, children were the—the RAISON D'ETRE in this country.

I was madly in love with not so much what was there as with what I supposed to be there.

I ought to have told her more fully than I did, of all the things we had to be ashamed of.

deeply convinced of the superior advantages of having two, the superiority of a world with men in it.

Here goes for Herland!"

MEN, MAN, MANLY, MANHOOD,

power of mother-love,

there is still, in varying degree, ignorance, with prejudice and unbridled emotion."