Deadlock
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After yesterday Eve would take that as a lack of interest in her presence. Supposing she did ? She was so changed that she could be treated without consideration, as an equal but she overdid it, preening herself, caring more for the idea of independence than for the fact. That would not keep her going. She would not be strong enough to sustain her independence The sense of triumph threw up an effulgence even while Miriam accused herself of cruelty in contem- plating the droopy exhaustion which ...had outlived Eve's day of rest. But she was not alone in this ; 128 DEADLOCK nice good people were secretly impatient with rela- tives who were always threatening to break down and become problems. And Eve had almost ceased to be a relative. Descending to the rank of com- petitor she was no longer a superior she was an inferior masquerading as an equal that was what men meant in the newspapers. Then it couldn't be true. There was some other ex- planation. It was because she was using her inde- pendence as a revenge for the past What men resented was the sudden reflection of their detachment by women who had for themselves dis- covered its secret, and knew what uncertainties went on behind it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After yesterday Eve would take that as a lack of interest in her presence. Supposing she did ? She was so changed that she could be treated without consideration, as an equal but she overdid it, preening herself, caring more for the idea of independence than for the fact. That would not keep her going. She would not be strong enough to sustain her independence The sense of triumph threw up an effulgence even while Miriam accused herself of cruelty in contem- plating the droopy exhaustion which ...had outlived Eve's day of rest. But she was not alone in this ; 128 DEADLOCK nice good people were secretly impatient with rela- tives who were always threatening to break down and become problems. And Eve had almost ceased to be a relative. Descending to the rank of com- petitor she was no longer a superior she was an inferior masquerading as an equal that was what men meant in the newspapers. Then it couldn't be true. There was some other ex- planation. It was because she was using her inde- pendence as a revenge for the past What men resented was the sudden reflection of their detachment by women who had for themselves dis- covered its secret, and knew what uncertainties went on behind it.
What to read after Deadlock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richardson Dorothy Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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