Tales And Novels — volume 08
Tales And Novels — volume 08
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He has killed one of hisgrooms, and lamed two; but you will be his master, and I hope he will knowit.
I have a word to say to you on a more serious subject. Pardon me if I tellyou that I think you are a happy man, and excuse me if I add, that if youdo not keep yourself so I shall not think you a wise one. A good wife isbetter than a good-for-nothing mistress. --A self-evident proposition!--Astupid truism! Yes; but if every man who knows a self-evident propositionwhen he sees it on paper, always... acted as if he knew it, this would be avery wise and a very happy world; and I should not have occasion to writethis letter.
You say that you are only amusing yourself at the expense of afinished coquette; take care that she does not presently divertherself at yours. --"_You are proof against French coquetry and Germansentiment_. "--Granted--but a fine woman?--and your own vanity?--But youhave no vanity. --You call it pride then, I suppose. I will not quarrel withyou for a name. Pride, properly managed, will do your business as well asvanity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He has killed one of hisgrooms, and lamed two; but you will be his master, and I hope he will knowit.
I have a word to say to you on a more serious subject. Pardon me if I tellyou that I think you are a happy man, and excuse me if I add, that if youdo not keep yourself so I shall not think you a wise one. A good wife isbetter than a good-for-nothing mistress. --A self-evident proposition!--Astupid truism! Yes; but if every man who knows a self-evident propositionwhen he sees it on paper, always... acted as if he knew it, this would be avery wise and a very happy world; and I should not have occasion to writethis letter.
You say that you are only amusing yourself at the expense of afinished coquette; take care that she does not presently divertherself at yours. --"_You are proof against French coquetry and Germansentiment_. "--Granted--but a fine woman?--and your own vanity?--But youhave no vanity. --You call it pride then, I suppose. I will not quarrel withyou for a name. Pride, properly managed, will do your business as well asvanity.
What to read after Tales And Novels — volume 08?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgeworth Maria to read onlineMoreLess
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