Mary Wollstonecraft Quotes

She Was Ashamed At Feeling Disappointed; And Began To Reflect, As An Excuse To Herself, On The Little Objects Which Attract Attention When There Is Nothing To Divert The Mind; And How Difficult It Was For Women To Avoid Growing Romantic, Who Have No Active Duties Or Pursuits.

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