Man is stronger, more muscular, and of rougher fibre; woman is more delicate, sensitive, and nervous.

The one excels in power of brain, the other in qualities of heart; and though the head may rule, it is the heart that influences.

Both are alike adapted for the respective functions they have to perform in life; and to attempt to impose woman's work upon man would be quite as absurd as to attempt to impose man's work upon woman.

Men are sometimes womanlike, and women are sometimes manlike; but these are only exceptions which prove the rule.
Although man's qualities belong more to the head, and woman's more to the heart--yet it is not less necessary that man's heart should be cultivated as well as his head, and woman's head cultivated as well as her heart.

A heartless man is as much out-of-keeping in civilized society as a stupid and unintelligent woman.