Note 71 — NOTES FOR A WORK ON A CANDID EXAMINATION OF RELIGION.
Reading edition
[The essay mentioned above should be read in explanation of this expression. George Romanes' meaning would be more accurately expressed, I think, had he said: 'The ideal of Christian character holds in prominence the elements which we regard as characteristically feminine, e.g. development of affections, readiness of trust, love of service, readiness to suffer, &c.'—Ed.]