"You were not angry with me, nor with the brave Crusader, nor with the foolish Seraphine.
Your anger, all unconsciously, was aroused by a system, a method of life which is contrary to Nature, and therefore surely at variance with the will of God.

I have long had my doubts concerning these vows of perpetual celibacy for women.

For men, it is different.

The creative powers in a man, if denied their natural functions, stir him to great enterprise, move him to beget fine phantasies, creations of his brain, children of his intellect.

If he stamp not his image on brave sons and fair daughters, he leaves his mark on life in many other ways, both brave and fair.