AN AMUSING STORY ABOUT FRENCH WOMEN

In the Middle Ages, in a French city, wives would put a mild poison in their husbands’ breakfast, and then when they got home late at night, they were given the antidote, so the poison was not too dangerous to humans. Men who did not return home because they were elsewhere and the antidote was delayed experienced headaches, nausea, shortness of breath, despair, discomfort, and vomiting.

 he longer the man was gone from home, the sicker he became, and when he returned home, his wife would give him the antidote, and he would recover in a matter of minutes.

Men were duped into believing that being away from home would cause them agony and depression, so they became emotionally tied to their homes and women.

Source: the poisoner‘s handbook

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Author: Master Vikrant RohinMaster Vikrant Rohin is an international author, and more than four countries’ schools are using his books in the core curriculum of education. He is the author of twenty different subject books. History, Economics, Chemistry, Physics, English, Biology, Geography etc. Most of his students hold high-ranking positions in the public and private sectors. He has cracked the world’s toughest exam, the "Civil Services Examination (UPSC)," eight times. Always a topper in academics, he was also a top-class sportsman, a state boxer, and a basketball player.