A Daughter of to Day
A Daughter of to Day
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" By this time they had absolutely forgotten that up totwenty minutes ago they had never seen each other before. Already they had mutely and unconsciously begun to rejoicethat they had come together; already each of them promisedherself the exploration of the other's nature, with thepreliminary idea that it would be a satisfying, at leastan interesting process. The impulse made Elfrida almostnatural, and Janet perceived this with quickself-congratulation. Already she had made up her mindthat th...is manner was a pretty mask which it would be herbusiness to remove.
"But--but you're not in it!" Elfrida returned. "Pardonme, but you're not _there_, you know. Art has no idealbut truth, and to conventionalize truth is to damn it Inthe most commonplace material there is always truth, buthere they conventionalize it out of all--" "Oh, " cried Janet, "we're a conventional people, I assureyou, Miss Bell, and so are you, for how could you changeyour spots in a hundred years? The material here isconventional.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" By this time they had absolutely forgotten that up totwenty minutes ago they had never seen each other before. Already they had mutely and unconsciously begun to rejoicethat they had come together; already each of them promisedherself the exploration of the other's nature, with thepreliminary idea that it would be a satisfying, at leastan interesting process. The impulse made Elfrida almostnatural, and Janet perceived this with quickself-congratulation. Already she had made up her mindthat th...is manner was a pretty mask which it would be herbusiness to remove.
"But--but you're not in it!" Elfrida returned. "Pardonme, but you're not _there_, you know. Art has no idealbut truth, and to conventionalize truth is to damn it Inthe most commonplace material there is always truth, buthere they conventionalize it out of all--" "Oh, " cried Janet, "we're a conventional people, I assureyou, Miss Bell, and so are you, for how could you changeyour spots in a hundred years? The material here isconventional.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Jeanette Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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