The Physiology of Marriage, Part 2
The Physiology of Marriage, Part 2
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Ah! you haveseen her, Noce!" he said with a mocking smile. "Finally, in spite ofall her allurements and beauty, the marchioness was lost sight of amidthoughts of the six thousand crowns which this fool of a husband couldnot get out of his head, and she went to bed all alone. But womenalways have one resource left; so that the moment that the goodhusband made as though he would get into his bed, the marchionesscried, 'Oh, how cold I am!' 'So am I, ' he replied. 'How is it that theservants have n...ot warmed our beds?'--And then I rang. " The Comte de Noce could not help laughing, and the old marquis, quiteput out of countenance, stopped short.
Not to divine the desire of a wife, to snore while she lies awake, tobe in Siberia when she is in the tropics, these are the slighterdisadvantages of twin beds. What risks will not a passionate woman runwhen she becomes aware that her husband is a heavy sleeper?
I am indebted to Beyle for an Italian anecdote, to which his dry andsarcastic manner lent an infinite charm, as he told me this tale offeminine hardihood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah! you haveseen her, Noce!" he said with a mocking smile. "Finally, in spite ofall her allurements and beauty, the marchioness was lost sight of amidthoughts of the six thousand crowns which this fool of a husband couldnot get out of his head, and she went to bed all alone. But womenalways have one resource left; so that the moment that the goodhusband made as though he would get into his bed, the marchionesscried, 'Oh, how cold I am!' 'So am I, ' he replied. 'How is it that theservants have n...ot warmed our beds?'--And then I rang. " The Comte de Noce could not help laughing, and the old marquis, quiteput out of countenance, stopped short.
Not to divine the desire of a wife, to snore while she lies awake, tobe in Siberia when she is in the tropics, these are the slighterdisadvantages of twin beds. What risks will not a passionate woman runwhen she becomes aware that her husband is a heavy sleeper?
I am indebted to Beyle for an Italian anecdote, to which his dry andsarcastic manner lent an infinite charm, as he told me this tale offeminine hardihood.
What to read after The Physiology of Marriage, Part 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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