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Quotation by P.
The female sex have long been the acknowledged possessors of a sort of mental quickness and intellectual acumen, or rather sharpness of vision, which may be better understood by the term sprightliness of imagination, which has enabled them to discern, or at least to recognize those smaller springs of action that regulate the conduct of mankind, which, from their supposed insignificancy, have escaped the grosser sex.
P., U.S. women's magazine contributor. American Ladies Magazine, pp. 193-201 (May 1828). . . .
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