Cecile; Or, Modern Idolaters 3
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She clenches her hand and stamps her little foot at times, and vows she will not give up, at society's bidding, one of the few friends she has left. Strong in her own sense of rectitude, she defies the world's opinion.
That De Yitre is her lover she would probably laughingly admit, but that she is in VOL. III. G 82 CECILE.
love with him she can conscientiously deny.
A somewhat warm flirtation goes on between them undoubtedly. She likes Ernest De Vitre, and he must rest satisfied with what she h...as to give. Not much harm in that flirtation as far as it goes.
Ah, well ! there's not much harm in the abstract in playing with fire. It is only when the magazine blows up, the house is burnt down, or somebody gets scorched past re- covery, that the full iniquity of the trans- action is brought home to us. Cecile is playing with fire, coquetting with the fierce flame of public opinion, putting matches to the fiery passion of an unprincipled man of the world. Many women I wot have toyed less boldly with the fire-king than she, and perished miserably in the conflagration that their folly and vanity have evoked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She clenches her hand and stamps her little foot at times, and vows she will not give up, at society's bidding, one of the few friends she has left. Strong in her own sense of rectitude, she defies the world's opinion.
That De Yitre is her lover she would probably laughingly admit, but that she is in VOL. III. G 82 CECILE.
love with him she can conscientiously deny.
A somewhat warm flirtation goes on between them undoubtedly. She likes Ernest De Vitre, and he must rest satisfied with what she h...as to give. Not much harm in that flirtation as far as it goes.
Ah, well ! there's not much harm in the abstract in playing with fire. It is only when the magazine blows up, the house is burnt down, or somebody gets scorched past re- covery, that the full iniquity of the trans- action is brought home to us. Cecile is playing with fire, coquetting with the fierce flame of public opinion, putting matches to the fiery passion of an unprincipled man of the world. Many women I wot have toyed less boldly with the fire-king than she, and perished miserably in the conflagration that their folly and vanity have evoked.
What to read after Cecile; Or, Modern Idolaters 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smart, Hawley, 1833-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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