“It is curious that a man's sense of humour is usually entirely in abeyance when matters of stern import engross him, while a woman's is usually at its keenest when tragedy is in the air.””
The Fate of Fenella
“It is curious that a man's sense of humour is usually entirely in abeyance when matters of stern import engross him, while a woman's is usually at its keenest when tragedy is in the air.””
“The gossip of the smoking room, the little tattle of the the clubs, penetrate, as a fine drizzling rain penetrates one's clothing, into the consciousness of most men.””
Helen MathersHelen Mathers was a prominent English novelist whose works gained popularity in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Born Ellen Buckingham Mathews, she adopted the pen name Helen Mathers after her ...