After the Storm
After the Storm
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" "Are your brothers living?" asked Mrs. Emerson.
"Yes. One resides in New York, and the other in Boston. One is amerchant, the other a physician. " "How was it as you grew older?" "About the same. They are like nearly all men--despisers of woman'sintellect. " Irene sighed, and, letting her eyes fall to the floor, sat lost inthought for some moments. The suggestions of her friend were notproducing agreeable states of mind.
"They reject the doctrine of an equality in the sexes?" said Mrs. Emerso...n.
"Of course. All men do that, " replied Mrs. Talbot.
"Your husband among the rest?" "Talbot? Oh, he's well enough in his way!" The lady spoke lightly, tossing her head in a manner that involved both indifference andcontempt. "I never take him into account when discussing thesematters. That point was settled between us long and long ago. We jogon without trouble. Talbot thinks as I do about the women--orpretends that he does, which is all the same. " "A rare exception to the general run of husbands, " said Irene, thinking at the same time how immeasurably superior Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Are your brothers living?" asked Mrs. Emerson.
"Yes. One resides in New York, and the other in Boston. One is amerchant, the other a physician. " "How was it as you grew older?" "About the same. They are like nearly all men--despisers of woman'sintellect. " Irene sighed, and, letting her eyes fall to the floor, sat lost inthought for some moments. The suggestions of her friend were notproducing agreeable states of mind.
"They reject the doctrine of an equality in the sexes?" said Mrs. Emerso...n.
"Of course. All men do that, " replied Mrs. Talbot.
"Your husband among the rest?" "Talbot? Oh, he's well enough in his way!" The lady spoke lightly, tossing her head in a manner that involved both indifference andcontempt. "I never take him into account when discussing thesematters. That point was settled between us long and long ago. We jogon without trouble. Talbot thinks as I do about the women--orpretends that he does, which is all the same. " "A rare exception to the general run of husbands, " said Irene, thinking at the same time how immeasurably superior Mr.
What to read after After the Storm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T S Arthur And F C Woodworth to read onlineMoreLess
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