An Oxford Thesis on Love

Being a series of diverting and edifying dialogues in which it is conclusively shown that love is not as simple as it has frequently been presented, that different gates present different vistas, and that all women are not the same; profusely illuminated with physical, biological and metaphysical analogies culled by the author from numerous beds, sofas, chairs, and floors both in this and foreign climes, and sprinkled with his advice and suggestions as to proper bed procedure, and concluding with a bout guaranteed to be unique in the long annals of sexual revolution.