text: " For first--of women--she must buy her husband pay for him with all she has--secondly when she has bought him she has bought a master one to lord it over her very person--thirdly the danger of buying a bad one--fourthly that divorce is not creditable--fifthly that she ought to be a prophetess and is not to know what sort of a man he is to whose house she is to go where all is strange to her--sixthly that if she does not like her home she must not leave it nor look out for sympathising friends--seventhly that she must have the pains and troubles of bearing children--eighthly she gives up country home parents friends for one husband--and perhaps a bad one