Beatrice
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Of course he hadset it down to female infidelity; he had served her turn, she had madea fool of him, and that was all she wanted. Now he might enjoyhis humiliation. It did not occur to him that it might be simple"cussedness, " to borrow an energetic American term, or that she had notreally changed, but was angry with him for some reason which she didnot choose to show. It is difficult to weigh the motives of women in thescales of male experience, and many other men besides Geoffrey havebeen for...ced to give up the attempt and to console themselves with thereflection that the inexplicable is generally not worth understanding.
Yes, probably it would be the same case over again. And yet, andyet--was Beatrice of that class? Had she not too much of a man'sstraightforwardness of aim to permit her to play such tricks? In thebottom of his soul he thought that she had, but he would not admit itto himself. The fact of the matter was that, half unknowingly, he wastrying to drug his conscience. He knew that in his longing to see herdear face once more he had undertaken a dangerous thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course he hadset it down to female infidelity; he had served her turn, she had madea fool of him, and that was all she wanted. Now he might enjoyhis humiliation. It did not occur to him that it might be simple"cussedness, " to borrow an energetic American term, or that she had notreally changed, but was angry with him for some reason which she didnot choose to show. It is difficult to weigh the motives of women in thescales of male experience, and many other men besides Geoffrey havebeen for...ced to give up the attempt and to console themselves with thereflection that the inexplicable is generally not worth understanding.
Yes, probably it would be the same case over again. And yet, andyet--was Beatrice of that class? Had she not too much of a man'sstraightforwardness of aim to permit her to play such tricks? In thebottom of his soul he thought that she had, but he would not admit itto himself. The fact of the matter was that, half unknowingly, he wastrying to drug his conscience. He knew that in his longing to see herdear face once more he had undertaken a dangerous thing.
What to read after Beatrice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haggard Henry Rider to read onlineMoreLess
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