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The man who can think will every where have a religion for himself -- but if he would possess influence over the majority he must guard on every side against the distrust of the weak, & the calumnies of the artful, who are interested in the [[underline]] maintenance [[/underline]] of error. -- Woman for the advantage of both sexes should attach herself to Man, & imbibing something of his strength, humanise, & refine [[underline]] him [[/underline]] by her softness & delicacy. What delicacy is in the feelings of Women there is an intermediate thing between instinct & reason -- a felicity of presentiment -- an indistinctiveness
