Hints for Lovers by Arnold Haultain
page 92 of 191 (48%)
page 92 of 191 (48%)
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Sincerity and educated b y Discretion. At all events
Beware timidity,--it is fatal. (2) Danton * * * With women, nothing is more conquering than conquest; nothing so irresistible as resistance. On the other hand, Resistance on the part of the woman is an effort put forth for the purpose of defeating its own object. * * * A man prizes only what he has fought for. No one knows this better than a woman. This is why A woman's capitulation she always makes to appear as a capture. And Where there are no defense works, a woman will erect them. Foolish that man who does not storm entrenchments. For Resistance on the part of a woman is a wall which a man is expected to leap. His agility is the measure of her approbation. * * * |
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