Lovers Always

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 10, 1910

THE woman that is a happy wife need not long to be courted again. There is no need—she is won. Nor are many compliments necessary. Mutual devotion is an ever-appreciated compliment. Yet, still, you who are married, do not quite forget those old days which drew you to each other. Be lovers always. Many people are; and those who love are safe. The meeting and parting kiss, the kind look, the appreciative word—never forget these. Never let marriage degenerate into the commonplace. So surely as you do, worse will follow; for the husband and wife who have no tender sentiment toward each other will become foes.—Great Thoughts.