Hints for Lovers by Arnold Haultain
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Nothing stands still in this world, not even love: it must grow or it
withers. And, perhaps, That is the strongest love which surmounts the greatest number of obstacles. * * * Love to some is an intoxicant; to others an ailment. To all it is a necessity. * * * As is one's character, so is one's love. And Perhaps the deepest love is the quietest. * * * Love is as implacable as it is un-appeasable. Nay more, Love is merciless: as merciless to its votary as to its victim: For Love would slay rather than surrender; would for-swear rather than forgo. * * * Some loves, like some fevers, render the patient immune--at all events to that particular kind of contagion. |
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