As Having Nothing
As Having Nothing
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" It was strange that Elizabeth should feel no annoyance at her self-acknowledgment of this man's superiority of reasoning, but the fact was that, personalities aside, whenever their two minds wrestled upon impersonal ground, she felt a sense of actual pleasure in realizing that his was the wiser and riper of the two.
In Darkest New York 141 She laid down the fact that this was so, to the pleasure which everything gave her that per- suaded her more and more, the more she saw of him, that Calver...t Dodge was worthy of the girl whom she had felt from the first he was des'tined for, worthy even of her dearest Joan.
She found very soon that serious sketching was almost an impossibility from the dense- ness of the population, which at the first hint of anything so rarely unusual as an artist in its midst, crowded about with undisguised cu- riosity, so that it was nearly as difficult to breathe as work ; and she saw that the camera would prove a most able abettor to the slight notes she was able to jot down in her little sketch-book.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It was strange that Elizabeth should feel no annoyance at her self-acknowledgment of this man's superiority of reasoning, but the fact was that, personalities aside, whenever their two minds wrestled upon impersonal ground, she felt a sense of actual pleasure in realizing that his was the wiser and riper of the two.
In Darkest New York 141 She laid down the fact that this was so, to the pleasure which everything gave her that per- suaded her more and more, the more she saw of him, that Calver...t Dodge was worthy of the girl whom she had felt from the first he was des'tined for, worthy even of her dearest Joan.
She found very soon that serious sketching was almost an impossibility from the dense- ness of the population, which at the first hint of anything so rarely unusual as an artist in its midst, crowded about with undisguised cu- riosity, so that it was nearly as difficult to breathe as work ; and she saw that the camera would prove a most able abettor to the slight notes she was able to jot down in her little sketch-book.
What to read after As Having Nothing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hester Caldwell Oakley to read onlineMoreLess
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