Mrs Ben Darby Or the Weal And Woe of Social Life
Mrs Ben Darby Or the Weal And Woe of Social Life
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The inquiring intellect of man has no limits or boundaries, and none can fortell its final goal.
This is the standard of man, and when he walks forth clothed in the glory of his might, he is the noblest work of his Creator. It is not strange, then, that he should be the ideal of woman's love and adoration.
Kate felt very proud of her husband, especially when she contrasted him with a great many who crossed her way. He was so highly gifted, so perfect in form and address. None of your crank-side...d, disjointed, hard, warped mortals so difficult to bend to reasonable pur poses not one with more money than brains and less brains than vanity. He was not one of those Mount Atlas, concerns, who throws himself on his prerogative and says : " My foot is on my native heather and my name is Mac Gregor !" nor did he belong to that peculiar set with which society is sometimes molested those sacks of wind, inflating 25 290 MRS. BEN DARBY.
and collapsing just as the spur of the moment dictates, catching at every new humbug, every popular theme ; nor a double-fisted, propelling Hercules, who keeps the world dodging on either side, so if he does fight the battle of life manfully, he gains nothing by the combat but a knowledge of mankind and an equivocal reputation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The inquiring intellect of man has no limits or boundaries, and none can fortell its final goal.
This is the standard of man, and when he walks forth clothed in the glory of his might, he is the noblest work of his Creator. It is not strange, then, that he should be the ideal of woman's love and adoration.
Kate felt very proud of her husband, especially when she contrasted him with a great many who crossed her way. He was so highly gifted, so perfect in form and address. None of your crank-side...d, disjointed, hard, warped mortals so difficult to bend to reasonable pur poses not one with more money than brains and less brains than vanity. He was not one of those Mount Atlas, concerns, who throws himself on his prerogative and says : " My foot is on my native heather and my name is Mac Gregor !" nor did he belong to that peculiar set with which society is sometimes molested those sacks of wind, inflating 25 290 MRS. BEN DARBY.
and collapsing just as the spur of the moment dictates, catching at every new humbug, every popular theme ; nor a double-fisted, propelling Hercules, who keeps the world dodging on either side, so if he does fight the battle of life manfully, he gains nothing by the combat but a knowledge of mankind and an equivocal reputation.
What to read after Mrs Ben Darby Or the Weal And Woe of Social Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Maria Anna Maria Collins to read onlineMoreLess
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