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Or, rather, would not that be deceitful, whereas the other course would simply be unfortunate unfortunate through circumstances for which he was blameless? Damnable arguments! False, cowardly logic, by which all male jilts seek to excuse their own treachery to themselves and to others!
And hotly have pursu'd it: Swore, wept, vow'd, wrote, upbraided, prayed and railed; then treated lavishly, and presented high till, between you and I, Harry, I have presented the best part of Eight hundred a year into her Husband's hands, in Mortgage. Bel. This is the Course you'd have me steer, I thank you. Gay. No, no, Pox on't, all Women are not Jilts.
"'What has become of painting? I think I hear you ask. Ah, my dear sir, when I have diligently and perseveringly wooed the coquettish jade for twenty years, and she then jilts me, what can I do? But I do her injustice, she is not to blame, but her guardian for the time being. I shall not give her up yet in despair, but pursue her even with lightning, and so overtake her at last.
To say the truth, there are jilts in friendship as well as in love; and, by the behaviour of some men in both, one would almost imagine that they industriously sought to gain the affections of others with a view only of making the parties miserable. This was the consequence of the colonel's behaviour to Booth.
She had exposed the character of the Golds to her niece, and had told her that they were wicked and bad and shameless male jilts, whose one delight it was to break feminine hearts. Ruth would certainly believe what she had been told on such unimpeachable authority, and would never dream of permitting herself to be duped by a man of whom she knew so much beforehand.
Plummer is your most powerful political supporter in the West," she said. "If she jilts him because of any fancy or impulse well, you know such things can make men, especially elderly men, do very strange deeds. I speak of it because I am sure it must have been in your thoughts." The candidate stirred uneasily. "It is a thing that I do not like to take into consideration," he said.
No. 187. Thursday, October 4, 1711. Steele. ... Miseri quibus Intentata nites ... Hor. The Intelligence given by this Correspondent is so important and useful, in order to avoid the Persons he speaks of, that I shall insert his Letter at length. Mr. 'I do not know that you have ever touched upon a certain species of Women, whom we ordinarily call Jilts.
In the essays themselves the same purpose led to the censure of gambling, lying, affectation of youth by the aged, jilts, "Anti-Eternitarians," scandal bearing, and other petty sins and sinners. For political readers a gentleman contributes a conversation between a Hanoverian and an English lady, in which the latter has the best of the argument.
But once, when the routine was settling down upon him, illumined only a little by vaguely directed reading, his soul was burst out of its environment by a passionate love which grew in a day; which seemed to win success; but was thwarted by the woman who, without a word, incomprehensibly, jilts him. The years pass on Mr.
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