Adèle Dubois
Adèle Dubois
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The peopletreated him with unvarying respect and confidence, partly from a senseof his real superiority, and partly, perhaps, from the very lack ofself-assertion on his side. Consequently without having made the leasteffort to do so, he exercised an autocratic power among them.
Mrs. Dubois visited the women of the place frequently, particularlywhen the men were absent in their lumbering, or fishing operations, conversing with them freely, bearing patiently their superstitions andignorance, aidi...ng them liberally in temporal things, and sometimesmingling kindly words of counsel with her gifts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The peopletreated him with unvarying respect and confidence, partly from a senseof his real superiority, and partly, perhaps, from the very lack ofself-assertion on his side. Consequently without having made the leasteffort to do so, he exercised an autocratic power among them.
Mrs. Dubois visited the women of the place frequently, particularlywhen the men were absent in their lumbering, or fishing operations, conversing with them freely, bearing patiently their superstitions andignorance, aidi...ng them liberally in temporal things, and sometimesmingling kindly words of counsel with her gifts.
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