Eve Effingham Or Home volume 3
Eve Effingham Or Home volume 3
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affair where it was, or without clearing up her own unasked agency in it.
" I rejoice to learn this, " she said, as soon as her doubts had ended ; " for frankness, while it is one of the safest, is one of the most beautiful traits in human character ; but, beau tiful though it be, it is one that the other sex uses least towards our own. " "Is our own sex too ready to use it to wards the other ?" "Perhaps not: it might be better for both parties were less deception practised during the period of... courtship generally ; but as this is hopeless, and might destroy some of the most pleasing illusions of life, we will not enter into a treatise on the frauds of Cupid. Now to my own confessions, which I make all the more willingly, because I know they are given to the ear of one of a forgiving tempe rament, and who is disposed to view even my follies favourably. " The kind but painful smile of Eve assured the speaker she was not mistaken, and she con- EVE EFFINGHAM. 113 tinued, after taking time to read the expression of the countenance of her young friend, " In common with all of New York, that town of babbling misses, who prattle as water flows, without consciousness or effect, and of whiskered masters, who fancy Broadway the world, and the flirtations of miniature drawing- rooms human nature, I believed, on your return from Europe, that an accepted suitor followed in your train in the person of Sir George Templemore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
affair where it was, or without clearing up her own unasked agency in it.
" I rejoice to learn this, " she said, as soon as her doubts had ended ; " for frankness, while it is one of the safest, is one of the most beautiful traits in human character ; but, beau tiful though it be, it is one that the other sex uses least towards our own. " "Is our own sex too ready to use it to wards the other ?" "Perhaps not: it might be better for both parties were less deception practised during the period of... courtship generally ; but as this is hopeless, and might destroy some of the most pleasing illusions of life, we will not enter into a treatise on the frauds of Cupid. Now to my own confessions, which I make all the more willingly, because I know they are given to the ear of one of a forgiving tempe rament, and who is disposed to view even my follies favourably. " The kind but painful smile of Eve assured the speaker she was not mistaken, and she con- EVE EFFINGHAM. 113 tinued, after taking time to read the expression of the countenance of her young friend, " In common with all of New York, that town of babbling misses, who prattle as water flows, without consciousness or effect, and of whiskered masters, who fancy Broadway the world, and the flirtations of miniature drawing- rooms human nature, I believed, on your return from Europe, that an accepted suitor followed in your train in the person of Sir George Templemore.
What to read after Eve Effingham Or Home volume 3?
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