Hints for Lovers by Arnold Haultain
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What a refuge, to man, is work--or play! Alas!
Women has no refuge. So, Men cannot suffer long; women do. A man flies to work, or sport, or to the gaming-table, or to drink. A woman . . . . . . He who can tell what a woman does in the sorrow of the soul, will tell us much. Some women, in sorrow of soul, eat out their hearts in silence; other women, in sorrow of soul, will tell us much. Some women, in sorrow of soul, eat out their hearts in silence; other women, in sorrow of soul, eat out the hearts of others, not in silence. But Take a taciturn woman seriously. For always A taciturn woman has suffered much: A taciturn woman is a lonely one. And probably, It is only women who really know loneliness: Give a man a full meal and an outlet for his energy--he is fairly contented; for A man always has friends or a club; women rarely have either. |
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