1.—“_Grievous the hurt_ ...”
Buckle notes one of the many incidental evil results in his “Common
Place Book,” Art. 2133:—
“It has been remarked that in our climate women are more frequently
affected with insanity than men, and it has been considered very
unfavourable to recovery if they should be worse at the time of
menstruation, or have their catamenia in very small or immoderate
quantities.” (Paris and Fonblanque’s “Medical Jurisprudence,” Vol. I.,
p. 327).
5.—“... _reintegrate in frame and mind_.”
“Thus then you have first to mould her physical frame, and then, as the
strength she gains will permit you, to fill and temper her mind with all
knowledge and thoughts which tend to confirm its natural instincts of
justice, and refine its natural tact of love.”—John Ruskin (“Of Queens’
Gardens,” p. 154).