He then takes an easier and, according to him, more proper course, which is `to curse the fickleness of women, their inconstancy, their double-dealing, their unkept promises, their broken faith, and last of all, the lack of judgment they show in their choice of objects for their desires and affections' (Penguin, London 1950, translation by J.M.
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