Hints for Lovers by Arnold Haultain
page 63 of 191 (32%)
page 63 of 191 (32%)
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How alleviate the pain of a love that mistook a simulated love for a true one? A simulated love is a contradiction in terms. Either one loves or one does not, that is the conclusion of the whole matter. * * * Love would rather suffer than forget. Love would give the world to be able to exculpate a languid lover. A passionate love is perhaps always poignant. Love disdains pity. A wounded love carries a scar to the grave. * * * In love, when honor is lost, loss of shame soon follows. Then indeed the downward patch becomes precipitous. * * * To some, love never comes; to some, it comes too often; but the same love never recurs, as never a bud opens twice: happy he or she is who gains |
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