Precaution
Precaution
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It was easy, with his knowledge of humannature, to detect her selfishness and worldly-mindedness; for as thesewere faults she was unconscious of possessing, so she was unguarded in herexposure of them. But her designs, in a matrimonial point of view, havingended with her marriage, had the viscount treated her with any of thecourtesies due her sex and station, she might, with her disposition, havebeen contented in the enjoyment of rank and in the possession of wealth;but their more private hours... were invariably rendered unpleasant, by theoverflowings of her husband's resentment at having been deceived in hisjudgment of the female sex.
There is no point upon which men are more tender than their privilege ofsuiting themselves in a partner for life, although many of both sexes areinfluenced in this important selection more by the wishes and whims ofothers than is usually suspected; yet, as all imagine what is the resultof contrivance and management is the election of free will and taste, solong as they are ignorant, they are contented.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was easy, with his knowledge of humannature, to detect her selfishness and worldly-mindedness; for as thesewere faults she was unconscious of possessing, so she was unguarded in herexposure of them. But her designs, in a matrimonial point of view, havingended with her marriage, had the viscount treated her with any of thecourtesies due her sex and station, she might, with her disposition, havebeen contented in the enjoyment of rank and in the possession of wealth;but their more private hours... were invariably rendered unpleasant, by theoverflowings of her husband's resentment at having been deceived in hisjudgment of the female sex.
There is no point upon which men are more tender than their privilege ofsuiting themselves in a partner for life, although many of both sexes areinfluenced in this important selection more by the wishes and whims ofothers than is usually suspected; yet, as all imagine what is the resultof contrivance and management is the election of free will and taste, solong as they are ignorant, they are contented.
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