"I keep the most punctilious civility to women. I do not believe I have ever said anything before them which could cause them annoyance. When their intellect is cultivated, I prefer their society to that of men: one there finds a mildness one does not meet with among ourselves, and it seems to me beyond this that they express themselves with more neatness, and give a more agreeable turn to the things they talk about. As for flirtation, I formerly indulged in a little, now I shall do so no more, though I am still young. I have renounced all flirtation, and I am simply astonished that there are still so many sensible people who can occupy their time with it.

Lugar: ¶70
Licença: Public domain · Fonte
O texto é dado como na edição, sem alterações.

Partilhar

Open Scriptures Hebrew Bible (WLC), CC BY 4.0

"I keep the most punctilious civility to women. I do not believe I hav… — Reflections; or Sentences and Moral Maxims