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The article presents an author's insights regarding the audacity of women. The author discusses various virtues related to femininity. He criticizes the character of Madam Lozana of the book "Portrait of Lozana: The Lusty Andalusian Woman," by Fracisco Delicado, written and translated by Bruno M. Damiani. He also notes his motives in writing the book.

Chapter VIII of the book "Elsie's Girlhood," by Martha Finley is presented. It highlights Elsie Dinsmore's growth into a mature teenager, characterized by simplicity, obedience, and respectfulness. It likewise cites Herbert's admiration to Elsie during a birthday party held for him and Lucy. It also mentions Elsie's explanation about the reminders told to her by her father concerning the money she would lend to Arthur.

Chapter 14 of the book "Abbeychurch," by Charlotte M. Yonge is presented. It focuses on the admittance of Anne Woodbourne to her father that her failure in self-control has caused her mischief. It likewise highlights a family conversation which discussed how a woman must show firmness and prove that she had more self-control.

An essay is presented on the different treatment of fair sex in an Asiatic method, with the influence of beauty in refining the manners and etiquette of a conversation. It notes that Asiatic beauties are the most convenient women alive and are much kinder than anybody could imagine. An overview of an intimacy following the marriage of an Asian women is also offered.