Tales From Two Hemispheres
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Society had flung its doors open to him, andwhat was more, he had found some warm friends, in whose houses hecould come and go at pleasure. He enjoyed keenly the privilege of dailyassociation with high-minded and refined women; their eager activityof intellect stimulated him, their exquisite ethereal grace and theirdelicately chiseled beauty satisfied his aesthetic cravings, and theresponsive vivacity of their nature prepared him ever new surprises. He felt a strange fascination in the presence... of these women, and theconviction grew upon him that their type of womanhood was superior toany he had hitherto known. And by way of refuting his own argument, hewould draw from his pocket-book the photograph of Bertha, which hada secret compartment there all to itself, and, gazing tenderly at it, would eagerly defend her against the disparaging reflections which theinvoluntary comparison had provoked. And still, how could he help seeingthat her features, though well molded, lacked animation; that her eye, with its deep, trustful glance, was not brilliant, and that the calmearnestness of her face, when compared with the bright, intellectualbeauty of his present friends, appeared pale and simple, like a violetin a bouquet of vividly colored roses?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Society had flung its doors open to him, andwhat was more, he had found some warm friends, in whose houses hecould come and go at pleasure. He enjoyed keenly the privilege of dailyassociation with high-minded and refined women; their eager activityof intellect stimulated him, their exquisite ethereal grace and theirdelicately chiseled beauty satisfied his aesthetic cravings, and theresponsive vivacity of their nature prepared him ever new surprises. He felt a strange fascination in the presence... of these women, and theconviction grew upon him that their type of womanhood was superior toany he had hitherto known. And by way of refuting his own argument, hewould draw from his pocket-book the photograph of Bertha, which hada secret compartment there all to itself, and, gazing tenderly at it, would eagerly defend her against the disparaging reflections which theinvoluntary comparison had provoked. And still, how could he help seeingthat her features, though well molded, lacked animation; that her eye, with its deep, trustful glance, was not brilliant, and that the calmearnestness of her face, when compared with the bright, intellectualbeauty of his present friends, appeared pale and simple, like a violetin a bouquet of vividly colored roses?
What to read after Tales From Two Hemispheres?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boyesen Hjalmar Hjorth to read onlineMoreLess
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