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Show WOMANKIND. None can do a woman worse despite than to call her old. Ludovico Aristo. Woman Is the salvation or the destruction de-struction of the family. Henri Frederic Fred-eric Amiel. Women like brave men exceedingly, but audacious men 6till more. Charles Le Mesle. . A woman that Is ill treated has no refuge in her griefs but in silence and secrecy. Sir Richard Steele. r Intellect 1b to a woman's nature what her watch spring skirt is to her dress. Oliver 'Wendell Holmes. The most beautiful object in the world, it will be allowed, is a beautiful beauti-ful woman. Thomas Babington Ma-caulay. Ma-caulay. It is a misfortune for a woman never nev-er to be loved, but it is a humiliation to be loved no more. Charles de Sec-ondat Sec-ondat de Montesquieu. No woman who is absolutely and entirely en-tirely good, in the ordinary sense of the word, gets a man's most fervent passionate love. Mrs. W. K. Clifford. Capable of all kinds of devotion and of all kinds of treason, "monster incomprehensible" in-comprehensible" raised to the second power, woman is at once the delight and the terror of man. Henri Fred- J eric Amiel. |
