Women the World Over; a Sketch Both Light And Gay, Perchance Both Dull And Stupid
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" I couldn't have believed I could fall in love like this," says the bald-headed, rotund gentleman. He always marries a very young girl, unless a widow marries him.
Really they are inimitably, pathetically comic, the bride and bridegroom in whom love first awakens long after youth is spent. They are as unnaturally spring-like as a mistaken chestnut flowering in October, and grotesquely surcharged wth frisky life and spirit.
According to Ovid, love and dignity are inconsistent.
Certainly in elde...rly folk that appears quite true, and yet real love is very precious as one grows older.
It would be curious if one could ascertain how many Namow remain single because of the want of pluck to propose. More happiness is marred by lack of courage on the part of men than most folk wot of.
Lives are so often ruined for want of a little pluck.
Just as it requires education to appreciate scenery, and breeding to rightly value art, so intuition is necessary to choosing a life mate. Women'* instinct is more likely to find a suitable husband than man's logic a good wife ; so please let womea propose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I couldn't have believed I could fall in love like this," says the bald-headed, rotund gentleman. He always marries a very young girl, unless a widow marries him.
Really they are inimitably, pathetically comic, the bride and bridegroom in whom love first awakens long after youth is spent. They are as unnaturally spring-like as a mistaken chestnut flowering in October, and grotesquely surcharged wth frisky life and spirit.
According to Ovid, love and dignity are inconsistent.
Certainly in elde...rly folk that appears quite true, and yet real love is very precious as one grows older.
It would be curious if one could ascertain how many Namow remain single because of the want of pluck to propose. More happiness is marred by lack of courage on the part of men than most folk wot of.
Lives are so often ruined for want of a little pluck.
Just as it requires education to appreciate scenery, and breeding to rightly value art, so intuition is necessary to choosing a life mate. Women'* instinct is more likely to find a suitable husband than man's logic a good wife ; so please let womea propose.
What to read after Women the World Over; a Sketch Both Light And Gay, Perchance Both Dull And Stupid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Ethel Alec Tweedie to read onlineMoreLess
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