The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-13
TIE ADoRED SEX.

HerdeI: woman is the crown
creation.
La Fontaine: Foxes are all ia
and women all tongue.
Voltaire Women teach US repos
Icivility and dignity.
Bouclcault: l wish that Adal
had died with all his ribs in his bod
John Quincy Adams: All that
am my mother made me.
lOVictor Hugo: Women detest th
serpent through a professional jea
ou'y.
MTy WOllstOnecraft: As a Sc
women are habitually indOlent, an
everything tends to make them SC
Richter: No man can either liv
piously or die righteous without
wife.
ROchebrune: 1t is easter for
woman to defend her. virtue agains
men than her reputation agains
women.
| N. P. Willis: The sweetest thins
in life is the unclouded welcome o.
a wife.
| Ben JonsOn: A woman, the more
IcuriOuS Sne is about her face, is
commonly tie more careless about
her house.
| Voltaire: All the reasOnings OF
men are not worth one sentiment of
women.
Southey: There are three things
wise man will not trust: the
wind, the sunshine of an April
day, and a weman's plighted faith.
Beecher: Women are a new race,
recreated since the world received
Christianity as .gulo5 +. r..
Swift. The love of fiattery in most
men proceeds from the mean opinion
they nave of themselves; in women,
from the contrary.
Leopold Schefer: But one thing
on earth is better than the wife
that is the mother. as-1s-
Lady Montague: 1t goes far to-
warL reconciling me to being a
woman when / reflect that I am
thus in no danger of marrying one.
Shakespeare: For where is any
author in the world teaches such
beauty as woman's eyes.
Swift: The reason why so few
marriages are happy is because
young ladies spend their time in
making nets. not in making cages.
Michelet: Woman is the Sunday
of man; not his repOse only, but his
Joy, the salt of his life.
AlphOnso KaIr: A woman who
writes commits two sins; she in
creaSes the number Of books, and de-
creases the number of women.
Margaret Fuller Ossoli: Woman
is born for love, and it is impossible
TO turn her from seeking it.
Douglass Jerrold: What women
would do if they could not cry, no
body knowsl What poor defense
less creatures they would be-
Louis Desnoyers: A woman may
be ugly, ill-shaped, wicked, ignof-
ant, silly and stupid, but hardly
ever ridiculous.
Charles Buxton: Juliet was a
fool to kill herself, for in three
months shed have married again,
and been glad to be quit Of Romeo.
Lord Langdale: If the whole
world were put into one scale, and
my mother into the other, the world |
would kick the beam.
Chesterfield: Women are much |
more alike than men; they have, in |
ruth, but two passions, vanity and |
owe, these are their universal char
lcteristics. lor
Melherbe: There are only two
beautiful things in the world, wo-
men and roses; and only two sweet
,hlngs, women and melons.
Bishop Signori: Do not allow
'our daughter to be taught letters
y a man, though he be st. Paul or
st. Francis Of Assist. The saints
re in heaven
Bulwer Lytton: O, woman in
ordinary cases so mere a mortal
ow, in the great and rare events of
lie, dOst thou swell into an ANGEL
DeMaistre: 1t is not the medioc-
ity of women's education which
nakes their weakness; it is their
weakness which necessarily causes
heir Inedioerity.
SaviIle: Women have mora
trength in their looks than we have
q our laws, and more power bv
heir tears than we have bv onT
rguments.
Retif de la Bretonne: The life of
woman is a long dissimulation
'andor, beauty, freshness, yirginitv
lodesty,-a woman has each az
heSe but once. When lost. she n1ust
Emulate the rest of her life. - ''1'
Samuel Smiles: The women If
be poorer classes make sacrif;ceS
nd run risks and bear urivations
nd exercise patience and kindness
, a degree that this world never
nOws of, and would scarce heIiavo
ven if it did. ~ i'0'0'
E. Lynn Lynton: There is scoroo1r
woman who does not think be,Sait
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