From a Girls Point of View
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The hostess is not a friend of his, for whom he feels that he must exert himself. A bore has no friends. He is a social leech.
It implies, first of all, a superb conceit to think anybody wishes one to tell all about anything, but conceit is a natural attribute a twin brother of its sister, vanity and everybody has it to a greater or less de- gree. Indeed, the cleverest man I know quite the cleverest is one who always pan- ders to this particular foible because he recognizes its universality. He... has a coun- try-house, which is always full of guests, with a great many girls among them. Every af- ternoon, when he drives out from town, his I4 2 THE DYSPEPTIC first sentence is, " Now come, children, and tell me all about everything. Who has been here, and what they said, and what you thought, and everything that has happened, including all that is going to happen. Don't skip a word. " See the base flattery of that ! Is it any wonder that his house is always full ? What bores he would be responsible for making if we were stupid enough to do as he asks!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The hostess is not a friend of his, for whom he feels that he must exert himself. A bore has no friends. He is a social leech.
It implies, first of all, a superb conceit to think anybody wishes one to tell all about anything, but conceit is a natural attribute a twin brother of its sister, vanity and everybody has it to a greater or less de- gree. Indeed, the cleverest man I know quite the cleverest is one who always pan- ders to this particular foible because he recognizes its universality. He... has a coun- try-house, which is always full of guests, with a great many girls among them. Every af- ternoon, when he drives out from town, his I4 2 THE DYSPEPTIC first sentence is, " Now come, children, and tell me all about everything. Who has been here, and what they said, and what you thought, and everything that has happened, including all that is going to happen. Don't skip a word. " See the base flattery of that ! Is it any wonder that his house is always full ? What bores he would be responsible for making if we were stupid enough to do as he asks!
What to read after From a Girls Point of View?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lilian Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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