Quote 2

From same book from same author:

p.141

The grand problem is that of 'Unselfishness'. Note, once again, the admirable work of our Philological Arm in substituting the negative unselfishness for the Enemy(God)'s postitive Charity. Thanks to this you can, from the very outset,

teach a man to surrender benefits not that others may be happy in having them.

That is a great point gained. Another great help, where the parties concerned are male and female, is the divergence of view about Unselfishness which we have built up between the sexes. A woman means by Unselfishness chiefly taking trouble for others; a man means not giving trouble to others. ...

抱歉 （if this is not the right way to say it, "sorry")