Sublime

"'Fraid the ladies will eat you?" he scoffed.

we knew, that in any "whole" country we should never have been as forgivingly treated as we had been here.

She would be wife or servant, perhaps both.

quiet—and women are cautious.

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

Agassiz’s son, Alexander, who was trained by his father and served as his principal museum assistant, became a leading zoologist, a pioneer in oceanography, and made a fortune in copper mining, much of which he ultimately devoted to the museum and other work begun by his father. Elizabeth Cary Agassiz, in less than a decade after her husband’s deat

She was born a Quaker. As such, she found herself in a vastly different social milieu than other American girls—a world with at least a window open to other possibilities. Her family believed in absolute equality of the sexes.

Here goes for Herland!"

"But these New Ladies didn't have anyone to be jealous of, remember,"