Women Types of To-Day. The Venus, the Juno, the Minerva.

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		1	B21883	Chapter I: Types Considered: Beauty generally - Past and present types - Have women types of old been excelled? - Types in novels - The study of types - Non-comprehension of types - Why no men types
		2	B21884	Chapter II: The Prototypes in the Classics: The classics shelved - Siege of Troy - Venus - Juno - Minerva - The 'Iliad' - The 'Aeneid' - The Argonauts - The 'Odyssey' - From various poems"
		3	B21885	Chapter III: Types - Careers of Life: First to finish - School days - Coming out - Middle age - In society, in the home - A glance at the unions - Affinities - Spinsterhood - Conclusion
		4	B21886	Chapter IV: Types - Manners and Feelings: Shopping - Abroad - Fitness - Facing danger - Religion - The Venus - The Juno - The Minerva - The Refusal - Home occupations - Conversation - Altering influences: Mental, Physical
		5	B21887	Chapter V: Types 'En Abandon': The playground - Men met - The loud man - The manly man - The ladies' man - The old beau - The atypic and tact
		6	B21888	Chapter VI: 'Abandon' Caged: The sea voyage - Climate and scenery - Pairing off and courting - The Venus - The Juno - The Minerva - Conclusion - The atypic - Expression - Hints
		7	B21889	Chapter VII: Types in Communities: Continental women generally - The Frenchwoman - The political state - The domestic state - Reserve - Grades of society - Jumping the fences
		8	B21890	Chapter VIII: Types - 'Adrift' and 'Astray': Types 'adrift' - Self-dissolution - 'Lucrece' - 'Panthea' - 'Haidée'- Paulina - Types 'astray' - Platform ethics - Ignorance of types

Persons

1. Daniel L. Brain · Author

Publishers/Publications

1. London: Stock, 1907