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Rambles in Womanland

Chapter 6 RAMBLES IN CUPID'S DOMAIN

Word Count: 1191    |    Released on: 06/12/2017

uses people to see with closed eyes

they believe it themselves) that, even at the altar of love, they make

as to declare to their husbands that they

ds, heroes, martyrs, and saints that would pu

e money invested in doubtful stock, which has to be watched at every mome

the eyes. A certain pressing of the hand is ofte

translate a pressure from a woman's hand by 'stay' or 'go'? How a wo

can be perfectly alike does

r even suggested, by lo

ter to be a credi

ions of thoughts which have been expressed with a score of letters; think of all the exp

cludes all other. Even injury cannot cure love; if it do

ey become priest and priestess of the same temple. In order to keep the sacred fire alive, t

ays imagine that the other is. Thus your susceptibility

, in a month, in a year! Two lovers, or married people, shoul

h all their heart and soul. When they do not, the ancient pr

en of a George Sand, a George Eliot, or of a que

of a woman are not wo

ipe in mind: Give much, give more still, but be sure that you do not give all. Cupid is a

kills desire; for the elect, love is the son of desi

woman is a real victory, because it requires in a man, to conquer a

man of twenty often receives his first lesson in love from a woman of fo

ortures which people in love take pl

e? An aunt of hers died of consumption. She was an aunt only by marriage, but when

his favourite flower, on my corsage the wh

ove of a man so handsome, so kind, so clever? This morning he did not kiss me with the same ardo

entiment that a great misfortune is going to happen. Our love can

rsts into

I told him so, and he said, showing me the time by his watch, that he was quite punctual. He ought to

d he made no remark. I know all his cravats, every one of them. I also know when he

he always wants to kiss me. He loves me with his senses, not with his heart.

lime joy on earth. I love and I am loved; yet

e? Was I a brute for making it before her? She has been sad ever since. But why does she wear red? Red does not suit a blonde. Red is for brunettes. Yet, can I tell

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1 Chapter 1 THOUGHTS ON LIFE IN GENERAL2 Chapter 2 OH, YOU MEN!3 Chapter 3 THE ROSE, THE LILY, AND THE VIOLET; OR, HOW DIFFERENT METHODS APPEAL TO DIFFERENT WOMEN4 Chapter 4 WOMEN LOVE BETTER THAN MEN5 Chapter 5 IS WOMAN A RESPONSIBLE BEING 6 Chapter 6 RAMBLES IN CUPID'S DOMAIN7 Chapter 7 WHICH SEX WOULD YOU CHOOSE TO BE 8 Chapter 8 RAMBLES IN WOMANLAND9 Chapter 9 WOMEN AND THEIR WAYS10 Chapter 10 WOMAN'S MISSION IN THIS WORLD11 Chapter 11 IS WOMAN INFERIOR TO MAN 12 Chapter 12 WOMEN WHO ARE FOLLOWED AND ANNOYED IN THE STREET13 Chapter 13 DANGEROUS MEN14 Chapter 14 THE MAN WHO SMILES15 Chapter 15 WOMEN AND DOLLS16 Chapter 16 MEN AS A RULE ARE SELFISH—TWO KINDS OF SELFISH MEN17 Chapter 17 EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES18 Chapter 18 AMERICAN WOMEN IN PARIS19 Chapter 19 WOMEN WHO WALK BEST20 Chapter 20 WOMEN LIVE LONGER THAN MEN21 Chapter 21 WOMEN MAY ALL BE BEAUTIFUL22 Chapter 22 WOMEN AT SEA23 Chapter 23 THE SECRET OF WOMAN'S BEAUTY24 Chapter 24 THE DURATION OF BEAUTY25 Chapter 25 THE WOMAN 'GOOD FELLOW'—A SOCIETY TYPE26 Chapter 26 THE WOMAN 'GOSSIP'27 Chapter 27 LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT28 Chapter 28 THE EMANCIPATION OF WOMEN29 Chapter 29 SHALL LOVE BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY 30 Chapter 30 ARE MEN FAIR TO WOMEN 31 Chapter 31 A PLEA FOR THE WORKING WOMAN32 Chapter 32 A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION33 Chapter 33 THE WORST FEATURE OF WOMEN AS A SEX34 Chapter 34 IS HOM OPATHY A CURE FOR LOVE 35 Chapter 35 ADVICE TO YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLE36 Chapter 36 THE MATRIMONIAL PROBLEM37 Chapter 37 WOMEN SHOULD ASSERT THEMSELVES IN MATRIMONY38 Chapter 38 RAMBLES ABOUT MATRIMONY—I39 Chapter 39 RAMBLES ABOUT MATRIMONY—II40 Chapter 40 RAMBLES ABOUT MATRIMONY—III41 Chapter 41 THE START IN MATRIMONY, AND ITS DANGERS42 Chapter 42 'OMELETTE AU RHUM'43 Chapter 43 COQUETRY IN MATRIMONY44 Chapter 44 RESIGNATION IN MATRIMONY45 Chapter 45 TIT FOR TAT46 Chapter 46 THE IDEAL HUSBAND47 Chapter 47 MARRYING ABOVE OR BELOW ONE'S STATION48 Chapter 48 PREPARE FOR MATRIMONY, BUT DO NOT OVERTRAIN YOURSELVES49 Chapter 49 ACTRESSES SHOULD NOT MARRY50 Chapter 50 A MATRIMONIAL BOOM51 Chapter 51 LITTLE MAXIMS FOR EVERYDAY USE52 Chapter 52 DO THE BEST WITH THE HAND YOU HAVE53 Chapter 53 BEWARE OF THE FINISHING TOUCH54 Chapter 54 THE SELFISHNESS OF SORROW55 Chapter 55 THE RIGHT OF CHANGING ONE'S MIND56 Chapter 56 WHAT WE OWE TO CHANCE57 Chapter 57 WE NEEDN'T GET OLD58 Chapter 58 THE SECRET OF OLD AGE59 Chapter 59 ADVICE ON LETTER-POSTING60 Chapter 60 ON PARASITES61 Chapter 61 ADVICE-GIVING62 Chapter 62 ON HOLIDAYS63 Chapter 63 EXTRACTS FROM THE DICTIONARY OF A CYNIC64 Chapter 64 VARIOUS CRITICISMS ON CREATION65 Chapter 65 THE HUMOURS OF THE INCOME-TAX66 Chapter 66 HOW TO BE ENTERTAINING67 Chapter 67 WHAT IS GENIUS 68 Chapter 68 NEW AND PIQUANT CRITICISM69 Chapter 69 ORIGINALITY IN LITERATURE70 Chapter 70 PLAGIARISM71 Chapter 71 AUTOBIOGRAPHIES AND REMINISCENCES72 Chapter 72 THOUGHTS ON HATS73 Chapter 73 THOUGHTS ON EYE-GLASSES74 Chapter 74 THOUGHTS ON UMBRELLAS75 Chapter 75 SOME AMERICAN TOPICS76 Chapter 76 SOME AMERICANS I OBJECT TO77 Chapter 77 PATIENCE—AN AMERICAN TRAIT78 Chapter 78 AMERICAN FEELINGS FOR FOREIGNERS79 Chapter 79 SHOULD YOUNG GIRLS READ NOVELS 80 Chapter 80 NOW, WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH FATHER