But Yet a Woman a Novel
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with their character. Inflexible as they are, for this very reason when they yield, it is like a brit tle bar which snaps, but does not bend. They give none of the external signs of resistance ; all their tension is within. When M. Lande an nounced ReneVs departure for Spain, Roger laid down his book and promised to follow him. He was on the watershed of resolution, and this sin gle remark, accidental and trivial as the stone which, in the path of the current, determines its direction, had deci...ded him. The pros and cons are often so evenly balanced in our lives that the decision depends upon whether the next event be odd or even. M. Lande was pleased. This man was still "his little Roger. " He was always de lighted to accompany him anywhere, for he was proud of him, and at such times had the air of saying, " This great man is my son. " But, be sides this pardonable vanity, the fact that Roger appeared in the least to be letting go some theories and views of life he had always combated gave him the greater pleasure, and he went away saying to himself, " After all, it is not what he does, but what he snys only, which troubles me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
with their character. Inflexible as they are, for this very reason when they yield, it is like a brit tle bar which snaps, but does not bend. They give none of the external signs of resistance ; all their tension is within. When M. Lande an nounced ReneVs departure for Spain, Roger laid down his book and promised to follow him. He was on the watershed of resolution, and this sin gle remark, accidental and trivial as the stone which, in the path of the current, determines its direction, had deci...ded him. The pros and cons are often so evenly balanced in our lives that the decision depends upon whether the next event be odd or even. M. Lande was pleased. This man was still "his little Roger. " He was always de lighted to accompany him anywhere, for he was proud of him, and at such times had the air of saying, " This great man is my son. " But, be sides this pardonable vanity, the fact that Roger appeared in the least to be letting go some theories and views of life he had always combated gave him the greater pleasure, and he went away saying to himself, " After all, it is not what he does, but what he snys only, which troubles me.
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