propinquity

proximity; nearness 2. kinship 3. similarity in nature


From Doctor Glas: “And I don’t think I’m exceeding the bounds of what is reasonable if I point out that the constant propinquity of a young woman, particularly at nights, must have much the same effect on a clergyman as on any other mortal man.

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