Heart And Science
Heart And Science
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It might last for hours, or it might be at an end inanother minute. An interesting temperament, whichever way it ended. Heopened the dictionary.
"Love?" he muttered grimly to himself. "It seems I'm an object ofcompassion, because I know nothing about love. Well, what does the booksay about it?" He found the word, and ran his finger down the paragraphs of explanationwhich followed. "Seven meanings to Love, " he remarked. "First: Anaffection of the mind excited by beauty and worth of any kind, or... by thequalities of an object which communicate pleasure. Second: Courtship. Third: Patriotism, as the love of country. Fourth: Benevolence. Fifth:The object beloved. Sixth: A word of endearment. Seventh: Cupid, the godof love. " He paused, and reflected a little. Zo, hearing nothing to amuse her, strayed away to the window, and looked out. He glanced at Carmina.
"Which of those meanings makes the pleasure of her life?" he wondered. "Which of them might have made the pleasure of mine?" He closed thedictionary in contempt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It might last for hours, or it might be at an end inanother minute. An interesting temperament, whichever way it ended. Heopened the dictionary.
"Love?" he muttered grimly to himself. "It seems I'm an object ofcompassion, because I know nothing about love. Well, what does the booksay about it?" He found the word, and ran his finger down the paragraphs of explanationwhich followed. "Seven meanings to Love, " he remarked. "First: Anaffection of the mind excited by beauty and worth of any kind, or... by thequalities of an object which communicate pleasure. Second: Courtship. Third: Patriotism, as the love of country. Fourth: Benevolence. Fifth:The object beloved. Sixth: A word of endearment. Seventh: Cupid, the godof love. " He paused, and reflected a little. Zo, hearing nothing to amuse her, strayed away to the window, and looked out. He glanced at Carmina.
"Which of those meanings makes the pleasure of her life?" he wondered. "Which of them might have made the pleasure of mine?" He closed thedictionary in contempt.
What to read after Heart And Science?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins Wilkie to read onlineMoreLess
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