[7] Charles Fourier, Leipzig, 1808.
[8] The sow normally breeding once a year, artificially forced to breed two or three times a year. Its appearance is proverbial.
[9] This has been reported to me by travellers and others, but I cannot get an authoritative scientific record for the fact.
[10] I refer the reader to that poignant book, Maternity, Letters from Working Women, collected by the Women’s Co-operative Guild. Bell, 1915.
[11] At the request of many readers this conversation was published in the Sunday Chronicle.
Transcriber's Note
The following apparent errors have been corrected:
- p. 2 "hearts’ desire" changed to "hearts desire"
- p. 26 "undertsand" changed to "understand"
- p. 73 "incapacities is," changed to "incapacities, is"
- p. 124 "diappointments" changed to "diappointments"
- p. 130 "parent this" changed to "parent: this"
- p. 148 "agggravation" changed to "aggravation"
- p. 150 "ffower" changed to "flower"
- p. 154 "want to to" changed to "want to"
- p. 218 "ignorance" changed to "ignorance."
- p. 233 "Franz, Keibel" changed to "Franz Keibel"
The following possible errors have not been changed: