Men, women and emotions. By Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Chicago : W. B. Conkey, 1893.  304 p. : port. ; 19 cm.

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CONTENTS:

   "My Belief," Page 9, and "How to Educate Our Girls," Page 7.

1. What Love is
2. How Women Like to be Loved
3. How Men Like to be Loved
4. Love and Friendship
5. Men or Women as Friends
6. Woman as the Third Party
7. "Men's Women."
8. Men and Flirts
9. Married Flirts
10. The Single Woman and the Married Man
11. What Men Like and Dislike
12. What Women Dislike in Men
13. What Men say About Us
14. The Tactless Man
15. Mistakes we Make With Men
16. Liberties Men Take
17. Woman's Influence on Man
18. Women who are Like Flowers
19. A Man's First Wife
20. The Summer Girl
21. The Women who Gossip
22. Boarding Schools
23. Is the Modern Girl Virtuous
24. The Three Fold Girl
25. The Fallen Man and Woman
26. "Stand by Your Sex"
27. Is Society Corrupt
28. Foreign Impudence in America
29. Modern Cynics
30. Vanity and Conceit Analyzed
31. Unapproachable People
32. Woman's Greatest Fault
33. An Estimate of Men's Faults and Virtues
34. Domestic Edens
35. Wives Who Lack Money
36. Women's Name in Print
37. The Narcotic Craze
38. Women and Marriage
39. What Marriage Ought to Mean
40. An Open Letter to Jealous Wives
41. A Postscript to Husbands of Jealous wives
42. How to be Agreeable Though Old
43. Time's Sweeping Day
44. To Literary Aspirants
45. Epigrams and Sayings