In Memoriam Louisa Blake Steedman Mason
In Memoriam Louisa Blake Steedman Mason
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It was thus that she won the right to be called "charming, " and by these qualities she became the perfect hostess ; and the beauty of it all was that no one ever envied her ; society gave her its admiration with a generosity like her own, and her admirers took their reward in the very pleasure of admiring. Of course she was aware of this admi- ration ; so obvious a fact she could not help knowing; and it is I 18 ] pleasant now to. Think of the simple, honest gratification which she must silent...ly and privately have drawn therefrom ; but the only way in which she drew it was by feeling plea- sure in knowing that she gave pleasure. Vanity was absent from her by an infinite distance, just as selfishness was ; not because she put them away from her, for she never had to do this; it was the simple, if unusual, case of a person uncon- scious of herself. Therefore she was entirely natural and spon- taneous ; if she was kindly and cordial and sympathetic, it was from no calculation, nor because it was shrewd to seem inter- ested in others ; she never sowed in order to reap a harvest, nor cast bread upon the waters with an eye to the bribe which is held out to those who do so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was thus that she won the right to be called "charming, " and by these qualities she became the perfect hostess ; and the beauty of it all was that no one ever envied her ; society gave her its admiration with a generosity like her own, and her admirers took their reward in the very pleasure of admiring. Of course she was aware of this admi- ration ; so obvious a fact she could not help knowing; and it is I 18 ] pleasant now to. Think of the simple, honest gratification which she must silent...ly and privately have drawn therefrom ; but the only way in which she drew it was by feeling plea- sure in knowing that she gave pleasure. Vanity was absent from her by an infinite distance, just as selfishness was ; not because she put them away from her, for she never had to do this; it was the simple, if unusual, case of a person uncon- scious of herself. Therefore she was entirely natural and spon- taneous ; if she was kindly and cordial and sympathetic, it was from no calculation, nor because it was shrewd to seem inter- ested in others ; she never sowed in order to reap a harvest, nor cast bread upon the waters with an eye to the bribe which is held out to those who do so.
What to read after In Memoriam Louisa Blake Steedman Mason?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Montague Nugent Owen to read onlineMoreLess
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