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has for a helpmate one who possesses the faculty of increasing a zeal for the first and of adding a ze

he wants all or nothing.

ed: they will not be shared a

ine nature: like a dog over a bone, it

-more curious still-at the same time humbler) when weak woman give

istress hers in him. And perhaps, the greater his mistr

th in a man w

an cannot look up,

n contrives to find someth

cy which shows itself in many ways-their love of pretty things, of pretty w

iration he seeks, a man cannot be too carefu

eliever in Good. And vice

is usually determined by the scale

lways puts a woman upon a pedestal) is a pedestal ere

self invincible by

ect of attraction to ladies, even to t

much wild oats a man may himself sow, he invariably entertains a very peculiar objecti

ear himself before his lady

done by the woman who encourages them. But it often

owledge of a woman's ability to make her

o thing she can play one wo

sculine instance is nowhere: it is bli

dragged into a quarrel be

al: a woman; a race horse; a patent; and the money-market. They defy both faith and fate; they should be the recreat

der the rays of feminine sympathy, he expands who else would remain inert. Fame may allure him, friends encourage him, fortune cause him a momentary smile, but only woman makes him; and fame, friends, fortune, all are nau