The Allen House
The Allen House
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The fact was, opinion had commenced setting against her. The unhappyaffair at Saratoga was not allowed to sleep in the public mind ofS----. It was conned over, magnified, distorted, and added to, untilit assumed most discreditable proportions; and ladies who respectedthemselves began to question whether it was altogether reputable tobe known as her intimate friends. The less scrupulous felt the forceof example as set by these, and began receding also. In a largecity, like New York, the defectio...n would only have been partial; forthere, one can be included in many fashionable circles, while only afew of them may be penetrated by a defaming rumor. But in a smalltown like S----, the case is different.
I was surprised when I comprehended the meaning of this apparentisolation of herself by Mrs. Dewey, and saw, in progress, the ban ofsocial ostracism. While I pitied the victim, I was glad that we hadvirtue enough, even among our weak-minded votaries of fashion, tostamp with disapproval the conduct of which she had been guilty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fact was, opinion had commenced setting against her. The unhappyaffair at Saratoga was not allowed to sleep in the public mind ofS----. It was conned over, magnified, distorted, and added to, untilit assumed most discreditable proportions; and ladies who respectedthemselves began to question whether it was altogether reputable tobe known as her intimate friends. The less scrupulous felt the forceof example as set by these, and began receding also. In a largecity, like New York, the defectio...n would only have been partial; forthere, one can be included in many fashionable circles, while only afew of them may be penetrated by a defaming rumor. But in a smalltown like S----, the case is different.
I was surprised when I comprehended the meaning of this apparentisolation of herself by Mrs. Dewey, and saw, in progress, the ban ofsocial ostracism. While I pitied the victim, I was glad that we hadvirtue enough, even among our weak-minded votaries of fashion, tostamp with disapproval the conduct of which she had been guilty.
What to read after The Allen House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T S Arthur And F C Woodworth to read onlineMoreLess
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