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Robert Kemp Philp
750
2191.
Hints
for
Husbands
(1).
If
your
wife
complain
that
young
ladies
of
the
present
day
are
very
forward,
don't
accuse
her
of
jealousy.
A
little
concern
on
her
part
only
proves
her
love
for
you,
and
you
may
enjoy
your
triumph
without
saying
a
word.
Don't
evince
your
weakness
either,
by
complaining
of
every
trifling
neglect.
What
though
her
knitting
and
crochet
seem
to
absorb
too
large
a
share
of
her
attention;
depend
upon
it,
that
as
her
eyes
watch
the
intertwinings
of
the
threads,
and
the
manoeuvres
of
the
needles,
she
is
thinking
of
the
events
of
byegone
times,
which
entangled
your
two
hearts
in
the
network
of
love,
whose
meshes
you
can
neither
of
you
unravel
or
escape.
2192.
Hints
for
Wives
(2).
Never
complain
that
your
husband
pores
too
much
over
the
newspaper,
to
the
exclusion
of
that
pleasing
converse
which
you
formerly
enjoyed
with
him.
Don't
hide
the
paper,
but
when
the
boy
leaves
it
at
the
door,
take
it
in
pleasantly,
and
lay
it
down
before
him.
Think
what
man
would
be
without
a
newspaper,
and
how
much
good
newspapers
have
done
by
exposing
bad
husbands
and
bad
wives,
by
giving
their
errors
to
the
eye
of
the
public.
When
your
husband
is
absent,
instead
of
gossiping
or
looking
into
shop
windows,
sit
down
quietly,
and
look
over
that
paper;
run
your
eye
over
its
home
and
foreign
news;
glance
rapidly
at
the
accidents
and
casualties;
carefully
scan
the
leading
articles;
and
at
tea-time,
when
your
husband
again
takes
up
the
paper,
make
some
brief
remarks
on
what
you
have
read,
and,
depend
upon
it,
he
will
put
it
down
again.
If
he
has
not
read
the
information,
he
will
hear
it
all
from
your
lips,
and
when
you
have
read,
he
will
ask
questions
in
his
turn,
and,
gradually,
you
will
get
into
as
cosy
a
chat
as
you
ever
enjoyed;
and
you
will
soon
discover
that,
rightly
used,
the
newspaper
is
the
wife's
real
friend,
for
it
keeps
the
husband
at
home,
and
supplies
capital
topics
for
every-day
table-talk.
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