CHAPTER III
PATIENTS AND FRIENDS 476
S. J.-B. removes to Bruntsfield Lodge—Letters to
old friends—Interest in education of girls—Views
on problems and mysteries of life—Paying and
non-paying guests—Beginnings of Edinburgh
Hospital for Women and Children—Her love of
poetry—Her books.
CHAPTER IV
PUBLIC LIFE 490
Interest in all public questions relating to
women—Too masterful and uncompromising in
working with others—Publishes _The Care of
Infants_—Her coöperation much in demand in
parliamentary business—Assists Edinburgh
lecturers in their efforts to obtain charter—
Efforts fail, but examinations of Conjoint
Colleges thrown open to women—Re-publication of
_Medical Women_—_The Englishwoman’s Year Book_—
Health Lecture to Women—Founding of Edinburgh
School of Medicine for Women—Its difficulties—
Opposition.
CHAPTER V
RE-OPENING OF EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY TO WOMEN 502
S. J.-B. writes article for _Nineteenth Century_—
Views on marriage, etc.—Her Hindu students—
Appointed a lecturer on Midwifery in the Extra-
Mural School—Death of Dr. Lucy Sewall—S. J.-B.’s
renewed efforts to gain admission for women to
St. Andrews—Final appeal to her own Alma Mater
“to decide a question which has been under
consideration for twenty-five years”—Success—
Congratulations from members of “National
Association”—S. J.-B.’s characteristics as
doctor and as citizen.
CHAPTER VI
DRIVING TOURS. ANIMAL FRIENDS 513
CHAPTER VII
THE SABBATICAL YEAR 523
Search for a suitable house—Send-off from friends
in Edinburgh—Windydene—Life in retirement—Fruit-
growing—Dairy—Friends—Books—Winters abroad—
Interest in public affairs—Distrust of Germany—
Suffrage—Death of Professor Masson—S. J.-B.’s
religious attitude—Health—Last illness.
APPENDICES
A. Pedigree of the Jex-Blake family. Origin of 543
compound surname
B. “Words for the Way.”—No. 2. Rest 544
C. Conclusions from “A Visit to American Schools and 548
Colleges”
D. The Edinburgh Extra-Mural School 551
E. Letter to the _Times_ in reply to Mrs. Garrett 552
Anderson
F. Letter to the _Times_ in reply to the Principal of 555
Edinburgh University
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