
HINTS FOR LOVERS
PLEA: CONFESSION AND AVOIDANCE
A playful, slightly mischievous guide to the complexities of affection, this collection offers a series of witty reflections on everything from the quirks of girls and the habits of men to the rituals of courtship and the mysteries of jealousy. The author treats love as a puzzle worth savoring, wrapping observations in humor and a touch of Victorian elegance, while gently reminding listeners that the truth of relationships often lies beyond tidy aphorisms.
Each short essay explores a different facet of romance—beauty, engagement, the act of making love—without ever stepping into melodrama. The tone stays conversational, inviting you to consider how cultural expectations shape desire and how the simple act of a kiss can carry unexpected weight. Listeners will find a charming, thought‑provoking companion for moments when they’re pondering the age‑old dance of heart and mind.
Language
en
Duration
~3 hours (190K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-12-04
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1857–1941
Best remembered for light, witty essays on love, walking, and golf, this British-born writer had a knack for turning everyday pleasures into charming reflections. He also played a close literary role in the world of historian Goldwin Smith, serving as secretary, memoirist, and literary executor.
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