Capitolo 48
Monopolist Instinct out some group is cross well enough out of us.
Omit as concerns women! It lingers there still. The man even now says
to him:--"This woman is mine. If her he risks to have a heart or a
desire of her really, betide of pain her! I have interdicted her for the life; you leave any
the other men touch her/it, you leave his you look to some other man--and--the knife,
revolver or court, they is able both of their answer for him!" There
You have in all of his/her natural graceless ugliness another Monopolist Instinct--the
deep-sat of everybody, the more coward, the more Barbarian. You are not the Your:
she is her really: unhand her! Turkish picks up his/her slave that offends, it sews her/it
above in a lot, and throwing her in the Bosporus. The Cristiano
English drags its shame of forehead to an open court, and the divorce grants him to with
contumely. Its shame, says me, in the common sentence, because although to me
it is not anybody shame of which some human beings should follow its laws or
his/her really heart, is a shame to the woman in the eyes of the world, and
a life of the dishonor she has to live thenceforward. All this is Monopoly and
essentially the slavery. As the lives of man down the Monkey and stage of Tiger, him the wish
you learn to say, rather: "Both mine while you are able; but the day to which you stop
feels you you/he/she can be gladly mine, doesn't do the dishonor Your his/her own body producing
it on where Your soul hears the abhorrence; doesn't consent to be his/her mother of
children from a father you despise or it feel antipathy or it is tired of. I/you/he/she allow us to kiss
and part. Goes where you want; and my good person will go with you!" You cultivate the man
you/he/she can say that with a sincere heart, because, to take in loan a sentence from George
Meredith, he is been able to pass Seraglio Point, but he has not rounded off Head
Turkish still.
You the discovery that a hard motto, ago? You kick against the liberty for wife
or daughter? Well, yes, without doubt; Still you are a Monopolist. But,
believe me, the serious and solemn expression of a deep belief never