At Loves Extremes
At Loves Extremes
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" Don't be discouraged. George Eliot and Georges Sand and ' " They are not American women, " she interrupted in turn, " and they have never tried editing a country newspaper or writing for a New York magazine. They were rich, or had influential friends, or made people believe they were men. " " Well, suppose you try adopting a masculine pseu- donym, you might " 142 AT LOVE'S EX TREMK S.
" Never ! " she exclaimed, with a little stamp of the foot. " Never ! I shall win my way as a woman or not at... all. " Moreton was beginning to comprehend, in a measure, the really pathetic hopelessness of Miss Crabb's intel- lectual predicament. To his mind she appeared a heroine with a self-imposed task quite as great as that of Joan of Arc. Like Joan, she must at last be man's victim. He could see the stake set and the fagots heaped for her already. It now seemed a mighty blessing of providence that she was not beautiful, that she was positively ugly and not at all likely to attract men. He had the English admiration for pluck and he felt a great desire to help her ; but there was no way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Don't be discouraged. George Eliot and Georges Sand and ' " They are not American women, " she interrupted in turn, " and they have never tried editing a country newspaper or writing for a New York magazine. They were rich, or had influential friends, or made people believe they were men. " " Well, suppose you try adopting a masculine pseu- donym, you might " 142 AT LOVE'S EX TREMK S.
" Never ! " she exclaimed, with a little stamp of the foot. " Never ! I shall win my way as a woman or not at... all. " Moreton was beginning to comprehend, in a measure, the really pathetic hopelessness of Miss Crabb's intel- lectual predicament. To his mind she appeared a heroine with a self-imposed task quite as great as that of Joan of Arc. Like Joan, she must at last be man's victim. He could see the stake set and the fagots heaped for her already. It now seemed a mighty blessing of providence that she was not beautiful, that she was positively ugly and not at all likely to attract men. He had the English admiration for pluck and he felt a great desire to help her ; but there was no way.
What to read after At Loves Extremes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson Maurice to read onlineMoreLess
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