No
July, 1959
A wealthy chatelain, in the old days, was married to a lady of great beauty and small intelligence. When he was required to make a long journey to the king's court and thus leave his wife alone for many days, he feared that her simple mind might lead her into peril, for scoundrels and adventurers were aroam in the land. Therefore he counseled her: "Woman, you must promise that during my absence, should persons of any rank put questions of any nature to you, a plain No will always be your an...
