CONCLUSION

Themoralofthisstory,asManske,wiseaftertheevent,pointedoutwhenrelatingthosepartsofitthatheknewonwintereveningstoadearfriend,plainlyisthatallfemales—alleWeiber—arebestmarried."Theiraspirations,"hesaid,"maybehighenoughtodocredittothenoblestmalespiritindeed,ourgraciouslady'saspirationswerenobilityitself.Butthefleshoffemalesisveryweak.Itcannotstandalone.Itcannotrealisetheaspirationsformedbyitsownspirit.Itrequiresconstantguidance.Itisanexcellentmaterial,butitisonlymaterialintheraw." "What?"criedhiswife. "Peace,woman.Isayitisonlymaterialintheraw.Anditisneverofanypracticalusetillthehandofthemasterhasmouldeditintoshape." "Sehrrichtig,"agreedthefriendwiththemoreheartinessthathewasconsciousofawifeathomewhohadsuccessfullywithstoodmouldingduringamarriedlifeoftwentyyears. "That,"s