Mrs. Bouverie 1
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There is a great difference between knowing too much and being a fool. My dear Frank — if I may call you so — don't err on either side. Don't get your enthu- MRS. BOUVERIE. 1 57 siasm damped, as I said to you the other day.
I know a man of seventy whose intellectual powers are gigantic, and whose strength is apparently unimpaired, and who can enjoy the charm of a pretty, fascinating girl as heartily as if he were twenty, without that blase admiration that would make her shrink from him, unless ...she were one of those ' up-to-date' monstrosities.
I once saw a famous Lord Chief Justice, who was perilously near his seventy-fifth year, roar- ing with laughter at the drolleries of the clown and the policeman in a pantomime, and I am sure that he wasn't a bit ashamed of it. For- give me if I am boring you, but I could not help noticing the regret with which you mention your ignorance of women's conversation, and of feminine details generally. Believe me, you will write just as well despite the ignorance, even if you never dispel it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is a great difference between knowing too much and being a fool. My dear Frank — if I may call you so — don't err on either side. Don't get your enthu- MRS. BOUVERIE. 1 57 siasm damped, as I said to you the other day.
I know a man of seventy whose intellectual powers are gigantic, and whose strength is apparently unimpaired, and who can enjoy the charm of a pretty, fascinating girl as heartily as if he were twenty, without that blase admiration that would make her shrink from him, unless ...she were one of those ' up-to-date' monstrosities.
I once saw a famous Lord Chief Justice, who was perilously near his seventy-fifth year, roar- ing with laughter at the drolleries of the clown and the policeman in a pantomime, and I am sure that he wasn't a bit ashamed of it. For- give me if I am boring you, but I could not help noticing the regret with which you mention your ignorance of women's conversation, and of feminine details generally. Believe me, you will write just as well despite the ignorance, even if you never dispel it.
What to read after Mrs. Bouverie 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F C Francis Charles Philips to read onlineMoreLess
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