A woman pulled by her collar should be passive; if she pulls her way, she is treated as a dog.

I see nothing else in the intention of poor Janey's last offence to him.

There is an opposite counsel, and he can be eloquent, and he will be heard on her side.

How could she manage the most wayward when she has not an idea of ordinary men! But, my husband, they have our tie between them; it may move him.

It subdues her--and nothing else would have done that.