How does a woman differ from a man?

Should woman, in all respects, have equal rights with man?

Woman, in bodily and mental constitution, is different from man. 

The sexes occupy different spheres of action—each with rights peculiar to itself. 

Delicate in form, woman is not fitted for many of the duties devolving on the robust man—neither, on the other hand, should man be permitted to labour in vocations fitted only for woman. 

Though the highest in creation, they may well take a lesson from the beasts of the field. 

As a rule, amongst the lower creatures, the female is under subjection to the male. 

You have an example of tenderness and affection in the lion and lioness—the two will go together until age cuts them down. 

The ferocious tiger is docile with the tigress—kind to her when sick, hunting for and feeding her and her cubs.