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The worst of feminine people is that they are probably the people who ought not to marry, unless they marry a masculine person; and they are not, as a rule, attracted by masculinity." "But one can't get married in cold blood," said Vincent. "I often wish that marriages could just be arranged, as they do it in France.
Going deeper, to the roots of human instinct, I find she represents to me so chance has willed it the ewige weibliche which must complement masculinity in order to produce normal existence. But as for the "zieht uns hinan" no. It would not attract me hence out of my sphere. I could commit an immortal folly for no woman who ever made this planet more lustrous to its Bruderspharen.
The writer of these few reflections, inspired by a long and intimate acquaintance with the work of the man, has been struck by the appreciation of Maupassant manifested by many women gifted with tenderness and intelligence. Their more delicate and audacious souls are good judges of courage. Their finer penetration has discovered his genuine masculinity without display, his virility without a pose.
Brokers, gilded youth, all that curious lot of masculinity classified under the general head of "men about town," crowded into the theatre that night, and when, after being heralded at length by the chorus, the returned prima donna appeared, in shining drab tights, she had a long and noisy reception.
Could the mere word of a woman so swiftly and violently transform the mind of a man? His innate masculinity resented the idea. It succumbed, nevertheless. He was too deeply hurt in his pride and his passionate heart to think or feel sanely while the wound was still so fresh. He was scarcely stirred even by the allusion to Rajputana in Mr Ramji Lal's peroration.
In his eyes Fledra had matured; for his masculinity had sought and found the natural opposite forces of her sex. These thoughts he modified and voiced. "Not quite from your standpoint, Ann; but possibly from Horace's." Pale and distressed, Ann got to her feet. "Then then, of course, she must go," she said with decision. "I can't have him unhappy, and Why, such a thing could never be!"
In years and years not one of them has been in contact with a good woman, or within the influence, or redemption, which irresistibly radiates from such a creature. There is no balance in their lives. Their masculinity, which in itself is of the brute, has been over- developed. The other and spiritual side of their natures has been dwarfed atrophied, in fact.
It was a large disjointed hand, with a flourish of masculinity which but slightly disguised its rambling weakness, and the words, scrawled in heavy ink on pale-tinted notepaper, smote on Lily's ear as though she had heard them spoken. At first she did not grasp the full import of the situation.
Whereupon Stephen definitely and clearly enunciated that he should not build a balcony. "Oh, but you must!" she protested. "A balcony is quite impossible," said Stephen, with his firmest masculinity. "You'll see if it's impossible," said she, "when I'm that widow." The curious may be interested to know that she has already begun to plant trees.
The three men looked on in puzzled helpless masculinity, and the Swami surveyed the scene as the two women clung to each other. "Vera," said Mr. Lenox, "are we permitted to know what this means?" Mrs. Lenox kept her arm around Madeline's shoulder as she turned. "It's only an ugly little fling in the Chatterer, Frank," she said, "and it sounds as though it might refer to Madeline.
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