[Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall by Charles Major]@TWC D-Link bookDorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall CHAPTER IX 54/69
They cause us--they make us--oh, I cannot express exactly what I mean.
They make us more eager perhaps.
A too constant man is like an overstrong sweet: he cloys us.
The faults I speak of hurt us; but we thrive on them.
Women enjoy pain now and then. Malcolm was telling me the other day that the wise people of the East have a saying: 'Without shadow there can be no light; without death there can be no life; without suffering there can be no joy.' Surely is that saying true of women.
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