The Book-Bills of Narcissus
The Book-Bills of Narcissus
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I have hinted that Narcissus, like the Catholic Church, worshipped manysaints. At this time, one of them, by a thrilling coincidence, chancedto have her shrine at a boarding-school, some fifteen miles or so fromthe mill-pond on whose banks the Miller's Daughter had drawn into herlovely face so much of the beauty of the world. Alice Sunshine, shall wecall her, was perhaps more of a cherub than a saint; a rosy, laughing, plump little arrangement of sunshiny pink and white flesh, with blueeyes and... golden hair. Alice was not overburdened with intellectuality, and, like others of her sex, her heart was nothing like so soft as herbosom. Narcissus had first been in love with her sister; but he and thesister--a budding woman of the world--had soon agreed that they were notborn for each other, and Narcissus had made the transfer of his tragicpassion with inexpensive informality. As the late Anthony Trollope wouldfinish one novel to-night, and begin another to-morrow morning, so wouldNarcissus be off with the old love this Sunday, and visibly on with thenew the next.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have hinted that Narcissus, like the Catholic Church, worshipped manysaints. At this time, one of them, by a thrilling coincidence, chancedto have her shrine at a boarding-school, some fifteen miles or so fromthe mill-pond on whose banks the Miller's Daughter had drawn into herlovely face so much of the beauty of the world. Alice Sunshine, shall wecall her, was perhaps more of a cherub than a saint; a rosy, laughing, plump little arrangement of sunshiny pink and white flesh, with blueeyes and... golden hair. Alice was not overburdened with intellectuality, and, like others of her sex, her heart was nothing like so soft as herbosom. Narcissus had first been in love with her sister; but he and thesister--a budding woman of the world--had soon agreed that they were notborn for each other, and Narcissus had made the transfer of his tragicpassion with inexpensive informality. As the late Anthony Trollope wouldfinish one novel to-night, and begin another to-morrow morning, so wouldNarcissus be off with the old love this Sunday, and visibly on with thenew the next.
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