By: Charlotte Haldane

‘I don’t want her to mate; at any rate, not yet.’

By: Charlotte Haldane

“We naturally wish to breed from the best available material.”

By: Charlotte Haldane

‘The whole scheme, practically, is feminine.’

By: Charlotte Haldane

‘The only thing that matters is the Why, not the How.’

By: Charlotte Haldane

Years spent in struggling with apparently incurable stupidity.

By: Charlotte Haldane

“You are looking for the Absolute.”

By: Charlotte Haldane

All his criticism, hitherto, had been destructive.

By: Charlotte Haldane

Nicolette had been born a disciple.

By: Charlotte Haldane

‘Adrian is over-stabilized.’

By: Charlotte Haldane

“The religious life is one endless revolt against the social life.”

By: Charlotte Haldane

“I have never known the sort of love most people feel nowadays.”

By: Charlotte Haldane

‘This religious nonsense is preposterous.’

By: Charlotte Haldane

“I find this world ‘far too good to be true’…”

By: Charlotte Haldane

“We have failed until now with the human embryo.”

By: Charlotte Haldane

“They talked a lot of drivel about maternal instinct.”