 | Christopher Flint - 2002 - 416 páginas
...man in love governed by the woman he admires: he is a meer machine,—acts nothing of himself,—has no will or power of his own, but is lifted up, or depressed, just as the charmer of his heart is in the humour" (1: 143). Depriving men of their autonomy,... | |
 | Lorna Ellis - 1999 - 220 páginas
...man in love governed by the woman he admires: he is a mere machine — acts nothing of himself — has no will or power of his own, but is lifted up or depressed, just as the charmer of his heart is in the humour" (75). Clearly, Betsy is in for a rude... | |
 | Richard A. Barney - 1999 - 442 páginas
...man in love governed by the woman he admires: he is a mere machine—acts nothing of himself—has no will or power of his own, but is lifted up or depressed, just as the charmer of his heart is in the humour." (75) In observing Betsy's elaborate... | |
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As the barometer,' said she to herself 'is governed by the weather, so is the man in love governed by the woman he admires; he is a mere machine — acts nothing of himself — has no will or power of his own, but is lifted up or depressed, just as the... 