Hints for Lovers by Arnold Haultain
page 90 of 191 (47%)
page 90 of 191 (47%)
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The premature confession of passion, and the confession of premature passion, both rankle in the breast--and, probably, in the breast of both penitent and confessor. * * * What intensity of feeling a woman can throw into the enunciation of a Christian name! There is perhaps no better clue to possession that this. For, probably, Not until a man's Christian mane is ecstatically uttered is a woman wholly his. * * * Men and women content with the different weapons. This is why Men are rarely intrepid in the presence of women; but women rarely stand in awe of men.--Nothing differentiates the sexes more than this; but the psychological reason is difficult to discover. Perhaps, The making of love is a sort of duel, the conditions of which are that the man shall doff all his armor and the woman may don all hers. Indeed, The battle of love-making would be an unequal combat, even were both contestants fully panoplied; for, A woman's derision will pierce any mail. In fact, No armor is impervious to woman's shafts--be they those of laughter or be they those of love. So |
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