They have a right to more than equal freedom; they have a right, to use Smith's phrase, to an undeformed and unmutilated humanity, to that original basis of human dignity which it is the business of organized society to defend for its weaker members against the assaults of fortune as well as the assaults of men.
"Contemporary Socialism"
John Rae
She prattled on at random, sometimes naive, sometimes wistful, sometimes faintly humourous-a brave, clean spirit that was content to take the consequence of duty done-a tender, gentle soul, undeformed amid the sordid horrors that hardened or crippled souls less innocent.
"Ailsa Paige"
Robert W. Chambers