Famous Affinities of History volume 3
Famous Affinities of History volume 3
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The passage by Mme. De Stael is longer and less piquant: Love is woman's whole existence. It is only an episode in thelives of men. Reputation, honor, esteem, everything depends uponhow a woman conducts herself in this regard; whereas, according tothe rules of an unjust world, the laws of morality itself aresuspended in men's relations with women. They may pass as goodmen, though they have caused women the most terrible sufferingwhich it is in the power of one human being to inflict uponanother.... They may be regarded as loyal, though they have betrayedthem. They may have received from a woman marks of a devotionwhich would so link two friends, two fellow soldiers, that eitherwould feel dishonored if he forgot them, and they may considerthemselves free of all obligations by attributing the services tolove--as if this additional gift of love detracted from the valueof the rest!
One cannot help noticing how lacking in neatness of expression isthis woman who wrote so much. It is because she wrote so much thatshe wrote in such a muffled manner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The passage by Mme. De Stael is longer and less piquant: Love is woman's whole existence. It is only an episode in thelives of men. Reputation, honor, esteem, everything depends uponhow a woman conducts herself in this regard; whereas, according tothe rules of an unjust world, the laws of morality itself aresuspended in men's relations with women. They may pass as goodmen, though they have caused women the most terrible sufferingwhich it is in the power of one human being to inflict uponanother.... They may be regarded as loyal, though they have betrayedthem. They may have received from a woman marks of a devotionwhich would so link two friends, two fellow soldiers, that eitherwould feel dishonored if he forgot them, and they may considerthemselves free of all obligations by attributing the services tolove--as if this additional gift of love detracted from the valueof the rest!
One cannot help noticing how lacking in neatness of expression isthis woman who wrote so much. It is because she wrote so much thatshe wrote in such a muffled manner.
What to read after Famous Affinities of History volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lydon Orr to read onlineMoreLess
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