Hints for Lovers

ible, c'est le bonheur palpable, c'est le c

nough to enslave mankind. As a matter of fact, it is muc

rable or a loveable character. A

ld arouse our resentment, with w

eloped in man than in woman. (N. B. Perhaps this i

never be settled, how much value sh

n fact, man, the inconstant crea

who speaks of "musculus sterno-cleido-mastoideus"; at touch

r their complexions tha

provokingly delightful is the uniformed demureness of an hospit

wn among men is: a good woma

ingle charm, be it even beaut

beauty that made Helen

uch; but there is a charm more

erfume: the petals may delight, but they l

d and comptable, the subtle perfume el

ul: at once it enhances, as it refi

ifies all it surrounds: though it divin

the lowliest herb becomes

has its own in

the violet to en

emeanor and wit; but a prepotent and psychic esse

ls, so the spirit perceives that its fleshy vesture is not a thing apart, to be donned or doffed at wil

arp of flesh, sprit is

ugh in a m

arer are mutua

t the psychic wearer beneath the corpor

mutual search-the starkest s

oul is never wholly divulged-no

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