The book of Friendship
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But the author of "Gulliver's Travels" was a keen ob- server ; his maxims have always a basis in fact ; and it is undoubtedly true that women of exceptional cleverness R 241 The Book of Friendship prefer the wit, wisdom, and earnestness of the more cul- tivated members of the other sex to the too frequent ignorance and triviality of their own. Undoubtedly, in most societies, women of unusual genius and accom- plishments can more easily find congenial companionship with men than with women. But ...to infer from this any natural incompatibility for friendships between women is to draw a monstrous inference, wholly unwarranted by the premises. ...
It is true, that women are more imperiously called to love than men are ; are more likely to be absorbed by this master passion, and thus are more exposed to jeal- ousy of each other. It is true, that, owing to their greater sensitiveness, keener subjection to the fastidious sway of taste, women are more apt than men to fall out, being more easily disturbed and estranged by trifles; but this relative subjection to trifles is chiefly a consequence of the exclusion of women hitherto from the grandest fields of education, the noblest subjects of interest and action.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the author of "Gulliver's Travels" was a keen ob- server ; his maxims have always a basis in fact ; and it is undoubtedly true that women of exceptional cleverness R 241 The Book of Friendship prefer the wit, wisdom, and earnestness of the more cul- tivated members of the other sex to the too frequent ignorance and triviality of their own. Undoubtedly, in most societies, women of unusual genius and accom- plishments can more easily find congenial companionship with men than with women. But ...to infer from this any natural incompatibility for friendships between women is to draw a monstrous inference, wholly unwarranted by the premises. ...
It is true, that women are more imperiously called to love than men are ; are more likely to be absorbed by this master passion, and thus are more exposed to jeal- ousy of each other. It is true, that, owing to their greater sensitiveness, keener subjection to the fastidious sway of taste, women are more apt than men to fall out, being more easily disturbed and estranged by trifles; but this relative subjection to trifles is chiefly a consequence of the exclusion of women hitherto from the grandest fields of education, the noblest subjects of interest and action.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crothers, Samuel Mcchord, 1857-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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