But if his mind be at all tainted with evil intentions, he should be avoided.
(6).

In the case of the man who may have been driven away by one woman, and be living with another, if the man makes overtures in return to the first one, the courtesan should consider well before she acts, and while the other woman is engaged in attracting him to herself, she should try in her turn (through keeping herself behind the scenes) to gain him over, on the grounds of any of the following considerations, viz.: 1st.

That he was driven away unjustly and for no proper reason, and now that he has gone to another woman, every effort must be used to bring him back to myself.
2nd.

That if he were once to converse with me again, he would break away from the other woman.
3rd.

That the pride of my present lover would be put down by means of the former one.
4th.