A Life Unveiled By a Child of the Drumlins
A Life Unveiled By a Child of the Drumlins
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'I'he boys had their own sweethearts who met with us, as a rule, though they were less studious than we were. I think at that time I was vaguely conscious of being 148 A LIFE UNVEILED liked by these boys in a different way than they liked their sweethearts — because I was a girl and because I was com- panionable besides. There was always a certain piquancy about it. And this has always been a pleasing consciousness in connection with my men friends. I never could be satis- fied with a friendshi...p taking cognizance of but one of the factors. At the time of which I am speaking, though, I would have been distinctly annoyed at any open manifes- tation on the part of the boys of interest other than camaraderie. In fact a little later I was angered at oc- casional demonstrations in one who was a faithless swain; for he would often manage to take his sweetheart home first and thus walk home alone with me. I felt sorry for her because she had so little spirit; chlded her for letting him tyrannize over her; upbraided him for being fickle; and tried to be a disinterested friend to both.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'I'he boys had their own sweethearts who met with us, as a rule, though they were less studious than we were. I think at that time I was vaguely conscious of being 148 A LIFE UNVEILED liked by these boys in a different way than they liked their sweethearts — because I was a girl and because I was com- panionable besides. There was always a certain piquancy about it. And this has always been a pleasing consciousness in connection with my men friends. I never could be satis- fied with a friendshi...p taking cognizance of but one of the factors. At the time of which I am speaking, though, I would have been distinctly annoyed at any open manifes- tation on the part of the boys of interest other than camaraderie. In fact a little later I was angered at oc- casional demonstrations in one who was a faithless swain; for he would often manage to take his sweetheart home first and thus walk home alone with me. I felt sorry for her because she had so little spirit; chlded her for letting him tyrannize over her; upbraided him for being fickle; and tried to be a disinterested friend to both.
What to read after A Life Unveiled By a Child of the Drumlins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ibsen, Henrik, 1828-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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