St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-15
ANGEL OR DEVIL?

Contrasting Opinions About Wom-
en- by Men of All Ages.
Rehoboth Sunday Herald.
Heine: Every man who marrieS IS
like the doge who weds the Adriatic
sea; he knows not what he may find
therein-treasures pearls, monsters,
unknown storms"
Balzae: "Woman is most charming
creature, who changes her heart las
easily as she does her gloves"
Victor Hugo: ''Women deteSt the
serpent through a professional ieal-
OuSy."
Thackeray: "a good woman is the
loveliest flower that blooms under
heaven" 1T
Punch: 'The proper study of man
kind is woman"
Socrates: Trust not woman when
she weeps, for it is her nature to weep
when she wants her will"
Thackeray: "a woman's heart is just
like photographers stone: What is
once written upon it cannot be rubbed
out"
George Sand: "Love is the virtue of
women"
Fleming: "He who trusts women
draws water with pitchers full of holes"
Shakespeare:
She is mine own,
And l as rich in having such jewel,
AS twenty seas, if all their sands were pearl,
The waters nee tar and the rocks pure gold
Franklin: HE that takes wife
takes care"
GotZ:
He wo marries once may be
Pardoned his infirmity;
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Shakespeare:
Women are frail
Ay, as the glasses where they view them
selves.
Dryden:
AS for the women, though we scorn and fout
We may live with. but cannot live without
'em.
Voltaire: "Ideas are like boards
men never have any until they grow
up, and women none at ALL"
Dumas: ''Some women advocate
| plaronic love, but none practice it."
Shakespeare: ''Frailty, thy name is
| woman"
Jeremy Taylor: "Woman, the pre-
cious porcelain of human clay"
Chesterfield: Every ugly Or beauti-
| understanding and mediocre ones On
their beauty"
Beaconsfeld: "The girl of the period
She sets up to be natural and is only
| rude; mistakes inSolence for innocence
says everything that comes to her lips,
| and thinks she is gay when she is only
| giddy."
Proverbs xii. 4: ga virtuous woman
| is crown to her husband"
Milton:
1t is for that such outward ornament
| Was lavished on their sex, that inward gifts
| Were left for haste unfinished.
S. Levi-Beware of girls with req
hair.
Goethe-Happy is the man who pos
sesses a virtuous wife; his life is
doubled.
Victor Hugo-Men are women's play
things; women are the DEVILS.
De PradeS-I would not enter heaven
| if | thought the woman | adOred OH
earth was not there. re-.
George D, Prentice-If a man is hap
| PLY married his rib is worth all tie
other bones of his body. ~
Virgil-Woman is ever tickle and
changeable creature. IL
TennysOn-Man dreams of fame while
woman wakes to love. g.
Moliere-It is more difficult to rule a
wife than kingdom. ~
Lord esterfield-Women are toobe
talked to as below men and above chill
dren. ..oss 7
Richter-Love lessons woman's deli
cacy and increases mans. III II. |
Beaconsfeld-Talk to women as much
as you can. This is the best school.
This is the way togain fuency, because
you need not care what you say, and
had better not be sensible. ~ 5's -
Seward-The porch Of temple, in
the interior of Japan has this inscrip-
ton: "Neither horses, cattle nor women
admitted here"
Anna G. Steele-Women are gen
orally consistent in their insincerity, if
in nothing else.
Bulwer Lytton-Oil and water
woman and secret-are hostile prop
critics.