The Bent Twig 8 1
The Bent Twig 8 1
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The girl was deeplyunder the impression made by the philosophy of the older woman; shedid not for the moment dream of denying its truth; but she stoodgranite in a perfectly illogical denial of its implications in her owncase. She did not consciously revolt against the suggestion that sherenew her relations to Jerry Fiske, because with a united action ofall her faculties she refused utterly to consider it for an instant. She would no more have been persuaded to see Jerry again, by aconsideration... of the material advantages to be gained, than she couldhave been persuaded to throw herself down from the housetop. Thatmuch was settled, not by any coherent effort of her brain, but by aco-ordination of every instinct in her, by the action of her wholebeing, by what her life had made her.
But that certainty brought her small comfort in the blackness of thehour. What hideous world was this in which she had walked unawaresuntil now! Mrs. Draper's jaunty, bright acceptance of it affected herto moral nausea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The girl was deeplyunder the impression made by the philosophy of the older woman; shedid not for the moment dream of denying its truth; but she stoodgranite in a perfectly illogical denial of its implications in her owncase. She did not consciously revolt against the suggestion that sherenew her relations to Jerry Fiske, because with a united action ofall her faculties she refused utterly to consider it for an instant. She would no more have been persuaded to see Jerry again, by aconsideration... of the material advantages to be gained, than she couldhave been persuaded to throw herself down from the housetop. Thatmuch was settled, not by any coherent effort of her brain, but by aco-ordination of every instinct in her, by the action of her wholebeing, by what her life had made her.
But that certainty brought her small comfort in the blackness of thehour. What hideous world was this in which she had walked unawaresuntil now! Mrs. Draper's jaunty, bright acceptance of it affected herto moral nausea.
What to read after The Bent Twig 8 1?
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