A Fool in Spots
A Fool in Spots
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He had arranged a little supper after the play. Cherokee, pleased with the fine mind of her host, and having determined not to stand in the way of her husband's advancement, was the life of the table. She did not put herself forward or seek to lead ; much of the charm of her words and manner rose from utter unconsciousness of self.
She was both too proud and too pure hearted for vanity, spoke well, and to the purpose. If but a few words, they were never meaningless; and per- vading all she said... there was that aroma of culture 128 A FOOL IN SPOTS.
which is so different from mere education. Should she have had no charm of face, her gifted mind alone would have made her attractive beyond most women.
During the supper the talk drifted on woman's influence. Frost asserted that no woman ever reformed a man if his own mind was not strong enough to make him brace up ; he would keep on to the end, an erring, stumbling wretch.
"You are mistaken, " returned Marrion, "many a good woman, mother, wife, has borne the cross to where she could lay it aside and take a crown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had arranged a little supper after the play. Cherokee, pleased with the fine mind of her host, and having determined not to stand in the way of her husband's advancement, was the life of the table. She did not put herself forward or seek to lead ; much of the charm of her words and manner rose from utter unconsciousness of self.
She was both too proud and too pure hearted for vanity, spoke well, and to the purpose. If but a few words, they were never meaningless; and per- vading all she said... there was that aroma of culture 128 A FOOL IN SPOTS.
which is so different from mere education. Should she have had no charm of face, her gifted mind alone would have made her attractive beyond most women.
During the supper the talk drifted on woman's influence. Frost asserted that no woman ever reformed a man if his own mind was not strong enough to make him brace up ; he would keep on to the end, an erring, stumbling wretch.
"You are mistaken, " returned Marrion, "many a good woman, mother, wife, has borne the cross to where she could lay it aside and take a crown.
What to read after A Fool in Spots?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hallie Erminie Rives to read onlineMoreLess
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