Hints for Lovers by Arnold Haultain
page 104 of 191 (54%)
page 104 of 191 (54%)
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In courtship modulated and musical tones count for much. Who with harsh
speech would assail a lady's ear? * * * No woman thinks she can be wooed too often. And Few women can forgo an opportunity to fascinate. * * * In courtship the woman is the whole world to the man; in matrimony the man is the whole world to the woman. * * * In courtship the slightest suspicion of condescension is fatal. For True love is a greater leveler than anarchy. * * * In courtship, the wooer to the wooed is, in Juliet's phrase, the god of her idolatry; in matrimony he is lucky if he is the idol of her deity. * * * It is a question which is the sweeter: a spontaneous courtship, or one that has sprung from friendship. |
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