CHAPTER XXII.
There seems to be another curious thing about Love [Bibbs wrote].
Love is blind while it lives and only opens its eyes and becomes very wide awake when it dies.

Let it alone until then.
You cannot reason with love or with any other passion.

The wise will not wish for love--nor for ambition.

These are passions and bring others in their train--hatreds and jealousies--all blind.

Friendship and a quiet heart for the wise.
What a turbulence is love! It is dangerous for a blind thing to be turbulent; there are precipices in life.