Paschal Beverly Randolph

Name: Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author
Author: Paschal Beverly Randolph

Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

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“Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author”, published in 1874, is a work by Paschal Beverly Randolph. It explores elements such as Brunettes, husband and Love Incarnate.

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ Mergement of Identities—A dead one walks, talks, eats, drinks, and does what it chooses while occupying another's body, while the latter's soul is quiescent, and consciousness and identity wholly lost!—a most momentous problem, of enormous importance to every Physician, Judge, Juror, Minister, husband, wife, in short, to every human being. ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ To a husband! To a Lover! Jealousy exists without Love! Love may exist without Jealousy. Gems of rare truth. How to recover when Love-exhausted. Beginning of Souls. Why Fœticide at any stage, is worse than adult Murder! ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ True Love renders us malaria-proof—Singular Fact! Debauchees and the Parasites that attack them! Why insects and beasts prefer human prey to all other—A Strange and vast discovery! Lust produced by animalcule. Another Discovery—and how some little worms brought on the War in Europe! How to make Home happy!—a new recipe. Want, and what it does! The Seducer's Wiles. A Woman's Story, and a sad one. The 1st, 2d, and last grand duty of every husband living. ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ Its celestial chemistry,—a grand secret and hint to every woman, and lover, and husband, too,—not to be neglected. One of Love's Hidden Mysteries, and a wonderful one. Conditions of Love. Why we are not loved. Divorce Sharpers. "Passional Attraction." The Miser on the Desert. A Wonderful Dream. Why a Seduced Wife can never be happy with her Seducer. The Laws of Amatory Passioné.
Chap. III.—Strange Love-origin of crime,—curious. Why a loved wife can never be Seduced. No wife who is loved can ever be led astray. Why no husband can prevent her going aside unless he does love her. ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ How wives are slain; how husbands make them false! Seduction by condolence! New readings of old words The quietus of Anti-Marriageists. Whoever cannot weep is Lost! Why Libertinage can never satisfy or pay. ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ Happiness impossible without a love to crown life. Women worse off than men. She must have love or die! Men satisfied with Passion, but women never! Why? Magnetic attraction. Physical aspects of Love. ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ All are Beautiful somehow! All Women Demand Home and Homage. No one can Seduce a Loving Woman. Why? Potiphar's Wife. How to Conquer by Stooping. Why a Coarse Person can Resist Temptation better than a Fine one. ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ Blondes and Brunettes—their relative love-power and value as Wives—A very curious analysis worth much to those concerned!! Black Eyes, and the "De'il." Blondes resist outward pressure better than Brunettes. Brunettes fall from within quicker than Blondes. Why, in both cases. Singular! Astounding theory concerning Brunettes Have they all Black man's blood in their veins? The question and its answer! Blondes love more than one—at one time. Brunettes one only,—their Fire-Packed Souls! Their relative love and revenge power! ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ Marie and her "Husband" Keep cool. How a wife bore a Christ-like Infant! Amativeness, tame and wild,—their effects. Eternal Affinity is infernal nonsense! Why? A novel idea of how Eternity may be Passed. An idea of a new and better method of divorce. "Complex Marriage" in Heaven,—a curious notion. Why Great Men and Women are often Sensualists. Did ever a woman forgive a man's preference of a Rival. ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ Reply—All of us born with a certain amount of Love in us. Passion is not love, but love is Passion! "Free Love" Infernalisms. Life and Love a desperate game. True Love and its counterfeits. Prudery. Why young girls "Fall." Magnetic Love. Why the wedded disagree—a curious cause—and unsuspected! Abortionists—the infamous tribe Love's Hidden Mysteries. ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ Who wins a body loses; who wins a soul wins all!! a strange, but mighty rule of Love! The Vermicular Philosophers. Why Free Lovers always come to grief! The 11th and 12th Commandments. Passional dangers of Eating-houses! ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ Mental Sex, not physical, is what men love most. About woman's dress, as Love creators. A mistake about women which most men make. Another word for the "Strange Woman." Why women complain, and why wives die early! ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ Why Mutilates cannot Love! Why a Woman recognizes Genuine Manhood. "The Origin of Evil." "Organic" Love. Why no Man can respect a "Mistress." Why a "Mistress" cannot be happy! Something concerning Wedded Life, very seldom thought of. ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ Dark people healthier than light ones. Why? Modern marriage not a Bed of Roses. Why? The wonders of a woman. Nuts for married people. False Divorce. Helplessness of woman. Men of lofty soul love simple women best. Why? Actual Marriage means reciprocateness. Why a woman who bears a child by a dark man can never thereafter bear a light one. Transfusion. Temptation—and how to resist it. Magnetism. Mingling.
Chap. VI.—How to win a husband's love. ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ Brain versus Heart! Knowledge is strength, not power! Head versus Heart Women. Grooves, Moods, Phases of Love. How Love requires but one second to change to deadly Hatred. A Mystery. Isabella of Spain, and Marfori, her lover. How the Franco-Prussian War resulted from their loving. Singular fad about a woman's Magic Photographic power. ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ A wonderful series of discoveries for self-development in all branches of Clairvoyance, including the astonishing agency of MAGIC MIRRORS; and how to
use them.
CONTENTS.—Part I.
Somnambulistic lucidity. Genuine clairvoyance a natural birthright. Two sources of light, astral and magnetic. Why mesmerists fail to produce clairvoyance in their "subjects." Vinegared water, magnets and tractors as agents in its production. Specific rules. Clairvoyance is not spiritualism. The false and the true. Psychometry and intuition are not clairvoyance. Mesmeric circles. Eight kinds of Clairvoyance! ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ Why, it is worth $500 to any one on earth with an ounce of brains, or a thrill of Man or Womanhood left in them!" Well, I looked up the Oriental MSS., and copies can be had of me, and if the mighty things therein—things not even dreamed of in these cold, practical lands—are not found to be worth ten times the sum, then the sublimest secrets the world ever held must wait another century for appreciative souls. ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ Female nature superior to male, and why. Test of a genuine Love. Passion-love. Curious notions of Noyes, Smith, Swedenborg, and some spiritualistic affinitists on love,—and bad ones,—some of them. "Women suffer less and are more cruel in love matters than men." ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ No Atheist a full man. Hopes fixed on inappreciatcs. No man can endure neglect. A powerful female advantage! A powerful male one! Stingy husbands! How husbands can rewin the wife's love! A splendid resort!!
A story and sermon concerning "the animiles what went out for to fight." The fight, and what came of it. Singular fact about jealousy. "Only once!—that won't count much!" Won't it? Can a lover trust a woman who deceives her husband? Social Brigands—their own worst foes. Why? A bit of the author's life history. What love is like. Human Responsibility. Vastness of the human soul! ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ The Magic Power of dress. Wife-neglecting husbands. Woman's love—a Poem. Evidences of high civilization from a savage's point of view. A rebuke to the 19th Century. Ignorant offers, and foolish acceptances. ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ An Old Friend in a New Dress. Why boy-babies are kissed more than girl infants. Why girl-babies reverse the business after the second year. Camp-meeting and Ball-room Loves. Another Mystery People who are Love-starved. ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ Moments of very strange, wonderful, and mystic beauty in all women. The mystery of Vampirism,—a terrible revelation! Picture of a love-laden woman. True Womanhood, and its counterfeit. A true woman's Love. Men cannot call out love ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ Magic and magnetic, one and the same. Statement of the seven magnetic laws of Love. The blonde wife rewins her straying brunette husband from a brunette rival—from a blonde rival. Polarites. Caressive love. The antagonal polar law of love. Backthrown love. A singular principle. Egyptians. Magic mirrors. Mrs. Pool and Mr. Lane's testimony. How a maiden discovers a lover—a rival—a wrong-doer. Awful magnetic power of an injured woman's magnetic prayer." Oriental widow finds a husband—having seen him—never having seen him. "The Master Passion." "After death." Rules and laws of magic mirrors. ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ Brunettes never vampiral. ' Blondes are, and a startling fact! Their relative immunity from varied diseases! A widow's and widower's chances of marriage better than those of single persons! Curious reasons. Cotton-Aids. Plow to win a true man! ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ Why he loves a pretty woman. "When the Sultan goes to Ispahan!" Funny, but dangerous. Chap. VII. Woman is Love Incarnate, only men don't realize it; Dimity versus Divinity. Hearts for sale! Woman fails to know her Power. Love, an Art. The Magic Ring—very strange. ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ Speeches of the Attorney against Randolph, and Selden's, the Free-Love Champion.—A Caution to Masons, Odd-Fellows, and other Secret Societies. (See Part 3.) Randolph's Defence, and Address to the Jury. He makes a Clean Expose of the Whole Thing! These three masterly efforts are undoubtedly the strongest and ablest ever delivered for and against Free Love.
The Verdict! Startling Disclosures! "The Mysteries and Miseries of Love." Talk about Novels and Romance! Why they are tame nothings beside this man's life and career. It reads like a romance. ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ The whole, instead of a part, of the quite Extraordinary ANSAIRETIC MYSTERY—the fourth Rosicrucian Revelation Concerning Human Sex, and, as thousands can testify, the most astounding that has ever yet appeared anywhere on earth ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ Wedded Licenses—Impure brides,—Discovered. The Married Rights of Man. What a Turk told the Author about Women—New, and very good! How the great arc fooled by the little. How the best women must act queer and offish at times.—A Hard "Case." ”

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Paschal Beverly Randolph, Eulis! the History of Love — Partial List of Works by the Same Author (1874)

“ Effect of lung power. Effect of amative passion on the seer. Dangers to women who are mesmerized. Oriental European, and American methods. The mirror of ink. How to mesmerize by a common looking-glass. ”

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