Alice
Alice
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As his o'vvn heart was perfectly untouched in the matter, except by rage and disappointment, — feelings which with him never lasted very long, — he could play coolly his losing game. His keen and ready intellect taught him that all he could now expect was to bequeath senti- ments of generous compassion and friendly interest; to create a favorable impression, which he might hereafter improve ; to reserve, in short, some spot of vantage- ground in the country, from which he was to affect to withd...raw all his forces. He had known, in his expe- rience of women, which, whether as an actor or a specta- tor, was large and various, — though not among very delicate and refined natures, — that a lady often takes a fancy to a suitor after she has rejected him; that, pre- cisely because she has once rejected, she ultimately accepts him. And even this chance was, in circum- stances so desperate, not to be neglected. He assumed, therefore, the countenance, the postures, and the voice of heart-broken but submissive despair; he affected a nobleness and magnanimity in his grief, which touched Evelyn to the quick, and took her by surprise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As his o'vvn heart was perfectly untouched in the matter, except by rage and disappointment, — feelings which with him never lasted very long, — he could play coolly his losing game. His keen and ready intellect taught him that all he could now expect was to bequeath senti- ments of generous compassion and friendly interest; to create a favorable impression, which he might hereafter improve ; to reserve, in short, some spot of vantage- ground in the country, from which he was to affect to withd...raw all his forces. He had known, in his expe- rience of women, which, whether as an actor or a specta- tor, was large and various, — though not among very delicate and refined natures, — that a lady often takes a fancy to a suitor after she has rejected him; that, pre- cisely because she has once rejected, she ultimately accepts him. And even this chance was, in circum- stances so desperate, not to be neglected. He assumed, therefore, the countenance, the postures, and the voice of heart-broken but submissive despair; he affected a nobleness and magnanimity in his grief, which touched Evelyn to the quick, and took her by surprise.
What to read after Alice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton to read onlineMoreLess
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