Now I always furnish my wife with sufficient help and supply every want but how I get the living, and where I go, and what company I keep, is my own business, and I would not allow the best woman in the world to interfere.

I have often heard women say that they did not care what their husbands did, so that they provided for them; and I think such conclusions are very sensible." "Well, John, I do not think so.

I think a woman must be very selfish, if all she cares for her husband is, to have a good provider.

I think her husband's honor and welfare should be as dear to her as her own; and no true woman and wife can be indifferent to the moral welfare of her husband.

Neither man nor woman can live by bread alone in the highest and best sense of the term." "Now Paul, don't go to preaching.