The Physiology of Marriage, Part 3 by Honoré de Balzac
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had stopped."
"I see," I said, "nothing is left me." XIV. Do not trust a woman who talks of her virtue. XV. Some one said to the Duchess of Chaulnes, whose life was despaired of: "The Duke of Chaulnes would like to see you once more." "Is he there?" "Yes." "Let him wait; he shall come in with the sacraments." This minotauric anecdote has been published by Chamfort, but we quote it here as typical. XVI. *Some women try to persuade their husbands that they have duties to perform towards certain persons. |
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