WOMEN AND MARRIAGE.
I. To a young gentleman of intellectual tastes, who, without
having as yet any particular lady in view, had
expressed, in a general way, his determination to get
married 285
II. To a young gentleman who contemplated marriage 291
III. To the same 299
IV. To the same 306
V. To the same 312
VI. To a solitary student 322
VII. To a lady of high culture who found it difficult to associate
with persons of her own sex 325
VIII. To a lady of high culture 330
IX. To a young man of the middle class, well educated, who
complained that it was difficult for him to live agreeably
with his mother, a person of somewhat authoritative
disposition, but uneducated 333