Aunt Jane's Nieces in Society
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" Louise considered this explanation seriously. She believed he wasspeaking the truth, so far as he knew. But at the same time she realizedfrom her own experience that Arthur might as easily deceive himself asDiana in his estimate as to the warmth of the devotion he displayed. Hisnature was impetuous and ardent. That Diana should have taken hisattentions seriously and become infatuated with the handsome youngfellow was not a matter to cause surprise.
Gradually Louise felt her resentment disappe...aring. In Arthur's presencethe charm of his personality influenced her to be lenient with hisshortcomings. And his evident desire for a reconciliation found an echoin her own heart.
Mutual explanations are excellent to clear a murky atmosphere, and anhour's earnest conversation did much to restore these two congenialspirits to their former affectionate relations. Of course Louise did notsuccumb too fully to his pleadings, for her feminine instinct warned herto keep the boy on "the anxious seat" long enough to enable him toappreciate her value and the honor of winning her good graces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Louise considered this explanation seriously. She believed he wasspeaking the truth, so far as he knew. But at the same time she realizedfrom her own experience that Arthur might as easily deceive himself asDiana in his estimate as to the warmth of the devotion he displayed. Hisnature was impetuous and ardent. That Diana should have taken hisattentions seriously and become infatuated with the handsome youngfellow was not a matter to cause surprise.
Gradually Louise felt her resentment disappe...aring. In Arthur's presencethe charm of his personality influenced her to be lenient with hisshortcomings. And his evident desire for a reconciliation found an echoin her own heart.
Mutual explanations are excellent to clear a murky atmosphere, and anhour's earnest conversation did much to restore these two congenialspirits to their former affectionate relations. Of course Louise did notsuccumb too fully to his pleadings, for her feminine instinct warned herto keep the boy on "the anxious seat" long enough to enable him toappreciate her value and the honor of winning her good graces.
What to read after Aunt Jane's Nieces in Society?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baum Lyman Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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