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<head>Ins: Offences against Condition —& Adultery</head> | |||
<head>10</head> | |||
<p><note>Divorce not to the woman Neglects his interests</note> A woman would neglect the interest of her husband<lb/> | |||
affairs if she were looking forward to the case of<lb/> | |||
her becoming the wife of another man. See p. 1. 1.</p> | |||
<head>11.</head> | |||
<p><note>Betrays his secrets</note> A woman when she has an amour with another<lb/> | |||
man betrays her husbands weaknesses & other secrets</p> | |||
<head>12.</head> | |||
<p><note>Adultery easiest prevented in the woman</note> When a <add>married</add> woman <del>at</del> <add>reserves the</add> once most distant <sic>sollicitation</sic><lb/> | |||
from another man with any degree of indulgence,<lb/> | |||
if she does not find means to give him<lb/> | |||
to understand that the proposition is thoroughly <sic>disagreable</sic><lb/> | |||
to her, it is a sign that if she persists<lb/> | |||
in refusing him it is not out of dislike<lb/> | |||
to gallantry but to the gallant.</p> | |||
<head>13.</head> | |||
<p><note><gap/></note> A man never will persist without some encouragement:<lb/> | |||
prevent then the women from giving<lb/> | |||
him encouragement, and you prevent not only the<lb/> | |||
offence <add>act</add> but the desire. <del>of con</del> Now it is easier to<lb/> | |||
prevent a woman from giving encouragement,<lb/> | |||
than to prevent a man from <sic>solliciting</sic>. For<lb/> | |||
1. the woman by the supposition being married<lb/> | |||
cannot in general have the physical want<lb/> | |||
to actuate her. 2. The physical want is less<lb/> | |||
urgent in the woman than the man.</p> | |||
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<p><note>D<hi rend='superscript'>o</hi></note> If Petrarch's passion <del>over</del> for Laura continued<lb/> | |||
to the last it was because either 1. She gave him<lb/> | |||
at first some little encouragement or something<lb/> | |||
that she construed into encouragement. or 2. The<lb/> | |||
manners of the woman in general gave him room to<lb/> | |||
hope that he might conquer her indifference. or 3. <del><gap/></del><lb/> | |||
was or hopes that in time the <add>assistance which</add> eclat of his reputation<lb/> | |||
would give to his personal accomplishments might in<lb/> | |||
time prevail.</p> | |||
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4 C
Ins: Offences against Condition —& Adultery
10
Divorce not to the woman Neglects his interests A woman would neglect the interest of her husband
affairs if she were looking forward to the case of
her becoming the wife of another man. See p. 1. 1.
11.
Betrays his secrets A woman when she has an amour with another
man betrays her husbands weaknesses & other secrets
12.
Adultery easiest prevented in the woman When a married woman at reserves the once most distant sollicitation
from another man with any degree of indulgence,
if she does not find means to give him
to understand that the proposition is thoroughly disagreable
to her, it is a sign that if she persists
in refusing him it is not out of dislike
to gallantry but to the gallant.
13.
A man never will persist without some encouragement:
prevent then the women from giving
him encouragement, and you prevent not only the
offence act but the desire. of con Now it is easier to
prevent a woman from giving encouragement,
than to prevent a man from solliciting. For
1. the woman by the supposition being married
cannot in general have the physical want
to actuate her. 2. The physical want is less
urgent in the woman than the man.
14.
Do If Petrarch's passion over for Laura continued
to the last it was because either 1. She gave him
at first some little encouragement or something
that she construed into encouragement. or 2. The
manners of the woman in general gave him room to
hope that he might conquer her indifference. or 3.
was or hopes that in time the assistance which eclat of his reputation
would give to his personal accomplishments might in
time prevail.
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offences against condition - adultery |
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jeremy bentham |
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