Mary Cameron a Romance of Fishermans Island
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" " Yes, " Mrs. Merrick admitted, " women are more unreasonable in this respect than men. " "Look at the average women one meets in society, at lectures, the theater, or on the streets ! " continued Mr. Sargent; "their general expression of misery and the lines that furrow their faces show that they take even their pleasures sadly as the Frenchman said. They study every art but the greatest of all, the art of being happy. If a whole generation of New England women could be born without con scie...nces, it would be a blessing to their friends and a boon to their good looks. As matters are now, anything will serve for a really good, upright, self- sacrificing New England woman to borrow responsi bility upon. But Miss Cameron looks as though she had sunk all her worries and responsibilities to the bottom of the sea. " OF FISHERMAN'S ISLAND. 139 Mary colored, as their eyes were turned to her. "Mine are different from yours, " she said; "every body here seems to have so much to do that I don't see how they find time for it all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Yes, " Mrs. Merrick admitted, " women are more unreasonable in this respect than men. " "Look at the average women one meets in society, at lectures, the theater, or on the streets ! " continued Mr. Sargent; "their general expression of misery and the lines that furrow their faces show that they take even their pleasures sadly as the Frenchman said. They study every art but the greatest of all, the art of being happy. If a whole generation of New England women could be born without con scie...nces, it would be a blessing to their friends and a boon to their good looks. As matters are now, anything will serve for a really good, upright, self- sacrificing New England woman to borrow responsi bility upon. But Miss Cameron looks as though she had sunk all her worries and responsibilities to the bottom of the sea. " OF FISHERMAN'S ISLAND. 139 Mary colored, as their eyes were turned to her. "Mine are different from yours, " she said; "every body here seems to have so much to do that I don't see how they find time for it all.
What to read after Mary Cameron a Romance of Fishermans Island?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Augusta Sawyer to read onlineMoreLess
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