Ennui.—Many people, especially women, never feel ennui because they have never learnt to work properly.
392.
An Element of Love.—In all feminine love something of maternal love also comes to light.
393.
Unity of Place and Drama.—If married couples did not live together, happy marriages would be more frequent.
394.
The Usual Consequences of Marriage.—All intercourse which does not elevate a person, debases him, and vice versa; hence men usually sink a little when they marry, while women are somewhat elevated. Over-intellectual men require marriage in proportion as they are opposed to it as to a repugnant medicine.
395.
Learning to Command.—Children of unpretentious families must be taught to command, just as much as other children must be taught to obey.