Another Study of Woman
Another Study of Woman
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'--'Well, what will you do?'--'I asked myself that the day after my cold. '--'And----?' she askedwith eager anxiety. --'And I have made advances to the little lady towhom I was supposed to be attached. ' "Charlotte started up from the sofa like a frightened doe, tremblinglike a leaf, gave me one of those looks in which women forgo all theirdignity, all their modesty, their refinement, and even their grace, the sparkling glitter of a hunted viper's eye when driven into acorner, and said, 'And I ...have loved this man! I have struggled! Ihave----' On this last thought, which I leave you to guess, she madethe most impressive pause I ever heard. --'Good God!' she cried, 'howunhappy are we women! we never can be loved. To you there is nothingserious in the purest feelings. But never mind; when you cheat us youstill are our dupes!'--'I see that plainly, ' said I, with a strickenair; 'you have far too much wit in your anger for your heart to sufferfrom it. '--This modest epigram increased her rage; she found sometears of vexation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'--'Well, what will you do?'--'I asked myself that the day after my cold. '--'And----?' she askedwith eager anxiety. --'And I have made advances to the little lady towhom I was supposed to be attached. ' "Charlotte started up from the sofa like a frightened doe, tremblinglike a leaf, gave me one of those looks in which women forgo all theirdignity, all their modesty, their refinement, and even their grace, the sparkling glitter of a hunted viper's eye when driven into acorner, and said, 'And I ...have loved this man! I have struggled! Ihave----' On this last thought, which I leave you to guess, she madethe most impressive pause I ever heard. --'Good God!' she cried, 'howunhappy are we women! we never can be loved. To you there is nothingserious in the purest feelings. But never mind; when you cheat us youstill are our dupes!'--'I see that plainly, ' said I, with a strickenair; 'you have far too much wit in your anger for your heart to sufferfrom it. '--This modest epigram increased her rage; she found sometears of vexation.
What to read after Another Study of Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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