Theodore Dreiser. Titan (№ 193520)

... They both glowed with a sort of primal passion. And while life did not estrange them from each other, COWPERWOOD can't imagine a more admirable Union. They did not know of the chill of satiety, which often proceeds in mutual disgust. Eileen has always been desirable. He mocked her, fooled around, took care Nof, knowing in advance that she will not push them away with stiffness or lean mine bigots and hypocrite. Despite her hot, impulsive temper, Eileen was always possible to stop and to reason, if she was wrong. She, on the other hand, has repeatedly given Him good advice, prompted by her female instincts.