§ 64 Love is control by husband, the work of a lifetime,
p. 98; § 65 The erotologist, p. 99; § 66 Wife the
“trembler,” p. 100; § 67 The precipitant husband, p.
102; § 68 A positive expressive control of her love
emotions by the wife, p. 103; § 69 The love drama, p.
104; § 70 Man’s occasional embarrassment, p. 105; § 71
Unsatisfactoriness of promiscuity, p. 105; § 72 Marriage
as an examination of man by woman, p. 107; § 73 Man’s
failure to charm, p. 108; § 74 The love episode, p. 109;
§ 75 Its extent, p. 110; § 76 Sign of fusion, p. 111; §
77 Test of happiness, p. 112; § 78 “The Secret Places
of the Heart,” p. 113; § 79 The Islet, p. 113; § 80
Reflections, p. 118; § 81 The Ocean Shore, p. 121; § 82
Taking a woman’s all, p. 123; § 83 Erotic episode like
carving a statue, p. 124; § 84 Love episode only a step
in development, p. 124; § 85 Don Juanism’s fallacy, p.
125; § 86 Phantasy of exhaustion, p. 126; § 87 Woman’s
infinite variety, p. 126; § 88 Union complete, total and
exclusive, p. 128; § 89 Taking a woman’s body, p. 128; §
90 Woman’s right to acme, p. 130; § 91 Consciousness of
desire, p. 131; § 92 Woman’s helpless plight, p. 132; §
93 The wife as complementary body, p. 133; § 94 Poverty
of emotional development, p. 133; § 95 Energy liberated
by erotism, p. 135; § 96 Preparation of the wife, p.
136; § 97 Sufficient time to be given to it, p. 137; §
98 The estrus and its psychological analogue, p. 138;
§ 99 Futility of average love episodes, p. 139; § 100
Karezza, etc., p. 140; § 101 Their extraordinary result,
p. 141; § 102 Their undeniable difficulty, p. 142; § 103
Uselessness of attempting to confine the love impulse,
p. 144; § 104 Substitution of vicarious activities, p.
145; § 105 Karezza compared to the Steinach operation,
p. 145; § 106 Karezza does not frustrate all emotional
relaxation, p. 146; § 107 Wife’s desire to be dominated
erotically, p. 148; § 108 Wife-domination not effected by
egoistic-social devotion, p. 149; § 109 Marital relations
cannot be too truly erotic, p. 151; § 110 Woman’s erotic
relaxation necessary, p. 151; § 111 Simultaneity, p.
153; § 112 Autoerotism of the honeymoon, p. 154; § 113
The succession plan, p. 155; § 114 It demonstrates the
husband’s erotic control, p. 155; § 115 It insures the
basis of a happy marriage, p. 157; § 116 Autosuggestion,
p. 159; § 117 Means of securing control, p. 160; § 118
The love pattern an individual matter, p. 161; § 119
Fetishism, p. 162; § 120 Illustrations, p. 163; § 121 The
wife’s unconscious attempt to hurry the husband, p.
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