Hints for Lovers by Arnold Haultain
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How many women there be who, deeming themselves fitted to be the consorts of kings, yet comport themselves dutifully as the wives of wastrels! And indeed, Given beauty, cleverness, and grace, 44 there is no position to which a woman could not aspire; for Being Woman, she is ex officio Queen. * * * Speak to a woman disparagingly of her sex,--she is up in arms. Speak to her disparagingly of a member of her sex,--well, she will not be up in arms. The reason for her bellicosity in the former case is the fact that A woman always interprets abstract disparagement of her sex personally. And she is perfectly right. * * * It is not only the woman who cannot be accounted quite as stainless as the stars that sometimes trade on their charms. * * * When a strong-souled woman wholly and unreservedly loves, her love will go to lengths passing the comprehension of man. For |
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