New Brooms
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I say "old men, " because I have ob- served that whereas sentiment comes to a woman early in life, so that she is soon done with it, men seldom become sentimental until they have passed middle age. And that is why, Sir, you will observe in the restaurants and cafes of your city, young men with old women and old men with young women. Like is nat- urally attracted to like. The old man loves the young woman for her romanticism which is akin to his own, and the young woman loves the old man because... he is not ashamed to admit his infatuation and glories in his subjection to her charms. The young man, upon the other hand, is attracted to the older woman by her knowl- edge of the world, her masculine view-point, her independence of mind, her air of good-fellow- ship, and her frank acceptance of a temporary affection. The old woman finds in the young man the only sensible, sober and sane being that wears trousers.
As I say, Sir, I was as sentimental as any; 100 NEW BROOMS I had my girlish dreams of home and fireside, of husband and little ones, but I was not ob- sessed with this pleasant dreaming.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I say "old men, " because I have ob- served that whereas sentiment comes to a woman early in life, so that she is soon done with it, men seldom become sentimental until they have passed middle age. And that is why, Sir, you will observe in the restaurants and cafes of your city, young men with old women and old men with young women. Like is nat- urally attracted to like. The old man loves the young woman for her romanticism which is akin to his own, and the young woman loves the old man because... he is not ashamed to admit his infatuation and glories in his subjection to her charms. The young man, upon the other hand, is attracted to the older woman by her knowl- edge of the world, her masculine view-point, her independence of mind, her air of good-fellow- ship, and her frank acceptance of a temporary affection. The old woman finds in the young man the only sensible, sober and sane being that wears trousers.
As I say, Sir, I was as sentimental as any; 100 NEW BROOMS I had my girlish dreams of home and fireside, of husband and little ones, but I was not ob- sessed with this pleasant dreaming.
What to read after New Brooms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert James Shores to read onlineMoreLess
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