Hints for Lovers

ie . . . monster

ware wire: for it no psychiat

ealousy is to make a very

no proof o

rancor under a sense o

s a sign o

ence assures him of his pre

culiarly vulnerable where

peals to a woman, he does not

is jealous of

ctators who see th

are helpless as t

ous of the husband; but of another illici

e and clime: what is customary in Cairo would rouse consternat

y time and clime: here he is mulcted in damages, the

ould treat the illicitly favored lo

f jealousy is

n an ecstasy, he cries out for further tortures. In love one always sees h

und but leaves

expected chang

ning lady smile? "cherch

i

nine breast is sometimes the motiv

feminine or in a masculine breast.-Bethink thee of this little fact, O

hee-ah! that gives a twinge to the masculine heart. Nay, lesser things than this will perturb this irascible organ: that the o

ure is naught to

ow soft an answer she will turn away your wrath,

, infinitely chagrined that he was not master of her past as of her pr

f of love, yet it is fatal to love. How to treat it, puzzles her. Implicit obedience to the man's wishes lowers her in her own eyes, and, consequently, so she thinks, in his. Yet so rabid is the emotion, she fears t

cause it is insidious. If there is any one thing that p

et her know that another woman is cognizant of her jealousy of her. He may giv

y condone; the divulgence of her

us man is the actions

is the person who is the cause

ain upbraids

tress objurga