 | John Burke, Bernard Burke - 1848 - 424 oldal
...conspicuous, but they are quite as important ; they may lie less apparent, but they are quite as influential. Man has to bear outward, tangible, rule ; and his...world; woman its heart. To man belongs the sway of FORCE. To direct and use actual strength, whether it be of the intellect or of the body, is his province.... | |
 | Frederic Rowton - 1854 - 604 oldal
...conspicuous, but they are quite as important; they may be less apparent, but they are quite as influential. Man has to bear outward, tangible, rule ; and his...external, commanding order. Woman has to bear invisible swayover the hidden mechanism of the heart ; and her endowments are of a meek, persuasive, quiet, and... | |
 | Nancy Armstrong - 1987 - 318 oldal
...I beg leave to deny. Woman's qualities may be less conspicuous, but they are quite as influential. Man has to bear outward, tangible rule; and his faculties...of a meek, persuasive, quiet, and subjective kind. Man rules the mind of the world; woman its heart.15 As its smugness suggests, this designation of power... | |
 | Mark Spilka - 1990 - 410 oldal
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 | Mary Lenard - 1999 - 176 oldal
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 | Mary Evans - 2000 - 476 oldal
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 | Brenda Ayres - 2003 - 280 oldal
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I beg leave to deny. Woman's qualities may be less conspicuous, but they are quite as influential. Man has to bear outward, tangible rule; and his faculties are necessarily of an authoritative, evident, external commanding order. Woman has to bear invisible... 