Hints for Lovers by Arnold Haultain
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Under the gaze of a man by whom she knows she is passionately desired,
like the same earth under the lordly sun, she melts. * * * All women think they can cozen men: few women think they can cozen women. * * * The women who perturb men most are those who combine too effectively adorableness with desirableness. * * * As in nature, so in humanity, flight on the part of the lady is not always symbol of unwillingness of pursuit. On the other hand Feminine audacity by no means betokens feminine immodesty. Feminine obduracy is invincible by man. Luckily, it is rare. * * * Men call women variable: did she not vary, men would tire. This, women instinctively know. Women rightly dislike and disgust variability in men. For Women like best to be liked: to lead gives them but paltry and temporary pleasure. (Though this they do not always instinctively know; or, if |
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