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ewith sweet seriousnessthat as I had
supposedat first each woman bore five children; and thatin their eager
desire to build up a nationthey had gone on in that way for a few
centuriestill they were confronted with the absolute need of a limit.
This fact was equally plain to all--all were equally interested.
They were now as anxious to check their wonderful power as
they had been to develop it; and for some generations gave the matter their
most earnest thought and study.
HERLAND
75
We were living on rations before we worked it out she said.
But we did work it out. You seebefore a child comes to one of us there
is a period of utter exaltation--the whole being is uplifted and filled with a
concentrated desire for that child. We learned to look forward to that
period with the greatest caution. Often our young womenthose to
whom motherhood had not yet comewould voluntarily defer it. When
that deep inner demand for a child began to be felt she would deliberately
engage in the most active workphysical and mental; and even more
importantwould solace her longing by the direct care and service of the
babies we already had.
She paused. Her wise sweet face grew deeplyreverently
tender.
We soon grew to see that moth [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]