Why Indians Elope
Suicide and Love
Love-Charms
Curiosities of Courtship
Pantomimic Love-Making
Honeymoon
Music in Indian Courtship
Indian Love-Poems
More Love-Stories
“White Man Too Much Lie”
The Story of Pocahontas
Verdict: No Romantic Love
The Unloving Eskimo.
India—wild tribes and temple girls.
“Whole Tracts
of Feeling Unknown to Them”
Practical Promiscuity
“Marvellously
Pretty and Romantic”
Liberty of Choice
Scalps and Field-Mice
A Topsy-Turvy Custom
Paharia Lads and Lasses
Child-Murder and Child-Marriage
Monstrous Parental Selfishness
How Hindoo Girls are
Disposed of
Hindoos Far Below Brutes
Contempt in Place of
Love
Widows and Their Tormentors
Hindoo Depravity
Temple Girls
An Indian Aspasia
Symptoms of Feminine
Love
Symptoms of Masculine
Love
Lyrics and Dramas
I. The Story of Sakuntala
ii. The Story
of Urvasi
iii. Malavika
and Agnimitra
iv. The Story
of Savitri
V. Nala and Damayanti
Artificial Symptoms
The Hindoo God of Love
Dying for Love
What Hindoo Poets Admire
in Women
The Old Story of Selfishness
Bayaderes and Princesses
as Heroines
Voluntary Unions not
Respectable
Does the Bible ignore romantic love?
The Story of Jacob and
Rachel
The Courting of Rebekah
How Ruth Courted Boaz
No Sympathy or Sentiment
A Masculine Ideal of
Womanhood
Not the Christian Ideal
of Love
Unchivalrous Slaughter
of Women
Four More Bible Stories
Abishag the Shunammite
The Song of Songs
Greek love-stories and poems.
Champions of Greek Love
Gladstone on the Women
of Homer
Achilles as a Lover
Odysseus, Libertine
and Ruffian
Was Penelope a Model
Wife?
Hector and Andromache
Barbarous Treatment
of Greek Women
Love in Sappho’s
Poems
Masculine Minds in Female
Bodies
Anacreon and Others
Woman and Love in Aeschylus
Woman and Love in Sophocles
Woman and Love in Euripides
Romantic Love, Greek
Style
Platonic Love of Women
Spartan Opportunities
for Love
Amazonian Ideal of Greek
Womanhood
Athenian Orientalism
Literature and Life
Greek Love in Africa
Alexandrian Chivalry
The New Comedy
Theocritus and Callimachus
Medea and Jason
Poets and Hetairai
Short Stories
Greek Romances
Daphnis and Chloe
Hero and Leander
Cupid and Psyche