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I have never been able to believe that a woman's task in life is limited to her children. I can quite well conceive that in my mother, as with more women of our own day, there is an urge to creativeness beyond the begetting of children. these women have contract with life itself which is not discharged by the mere procreation of their species. men recognize and try to honour this contract in themselves as a matter of course. they would rebel against the narrowly conceived idea that the world restricts their role to that of protectors and feeders of women and children acknowledge and respect the same things so readily in women. perhaps until they do, the world will not be full of creative relationship that life intends it should be between man and women.