Identifier: myidealedjohnbul00maki (find matches)
Title: My idealed John Bullesses
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Makino, Yoshio, b. 1874
Subjects: Women -- Social and moral questions Women -- Great Britain
Publisher: London : Constable
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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Whether he has patted her or boxedher ? Did he make her black eyes or not ?
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READING IN KENSINGTON GARDENS. FAILURE OF LOVE i£i I see in the papers there are many brackets with laughter within. They seem to be highlyamusing themselves. Could it be anything else but the school-chil-drens quarrel ? I really think the mental crueltycomes long before he kicks or boxes his wife. Isntthe misconduct itself a great cruelty . Nay, evenwhen his heart just begins to get cold toward hiswife, the latter must feel a great pain in her heartif she is in love with him. Those Latin races oftencommit a terrible tragedy at this stage. I wit-nessed that when I was in Italy. The other dayI discussed with a John Bulless about the differ-ences between Italian and English women. MyJohn Bulless friend took it quite lightly (though inouter appearance only) and said, The English mandoes not caress his wife much, so we must lookafter our own selves, and she smiled. Are the John Bullesses really cold-hearted . Havethey no heart at all ) Or has the English law madethe John Bullesses so hea

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