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The Daily Dispatch: March 11, 1864., [Electronic resource], From Gen. Longstreet's command. (search)
them: Chamfort.--In the choice of a lover, we man considers more how he appears in the eyes of other women than in her own. Love is more pleasing than matrimony, just as romance is more pleasing than history. Bonqueart.--If we speak ill of the sex generally, they will rise against us; if we do the same of any individual woman, they will agree with us. Charles Lemsia.--Most of their faults women own to us whilst we are indebted to them for most of our better qualities. Daniel Sterne.--Most of women are endowed with such naturally endearing charma that even their very presence is generally beneficial. Madame De Stael.--Love in a woman's life is a history; in a man's an episode. Catalina.--Only he who has nothing, to hold from a woman, is truly sincere in praise. Diderot.--There exists among secret tie, like that among priests, same faith. They hate each other, yets.--On test each other's interests. will sell Sethi.--No woman, even the most , be