Amasis is old; when Psamtik comes to the throne we shall have infinitely greater difficulties to contend with than heretofore.

I must remain and fight on in the fore-front of our battle for the freedom and welfare of the Hellenic race.

Let them call my efforts unwomanly if they will.

This is, and shall be, the purpose of my life, a purpose to which I will remain all the more faithful, because it is one of those to which a woman rarely dares devote her life.

During this last night of tears I have felt that much, very much of that womanly weakness still lingers in me which forms at once the happiness and misery of our sex.
To preserve this feminine weakness in my granddaughter, united with perfect womanly delicacy, has been my first duty; my second to free myself entirely from it.