“She was ugly and therefore ignored by rude young people who were unable to appreciate the beautiful soul hiding under the ugly appearance. But she was rich and knew that men were in the habit of coveting money belonging to women, whether for the reason that the money was earned by men and therefore they believed that capital was naturally the property of their sex, condemned by an unjust law to work alone to support the opposite gender and its offspring, or for some other, less justified reason - this question did not interest her. Because she was rich, she learned a lot, and because she treated men with distrust and contempt, she was considered gifted...”