The Coquette
The Coquette
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I received itwith pleasure, and embrace this early opportunity of contributing mypart to a correspondence tending to promote a friendly and socialintercourse. An epistolary communication between the sexes has been withsome a subject of satire and censure; but unjustly, in my opinion. Withpersons of refinement and information, it may be a source ofentertainment and utility. The knowledge and masculine virtues of yoursex may be softened and rendered more diffusive by the inquisitiveness, vivacity..., and docility of ours, drawn forth and exercised by eachother.
In regard to the _particular_ subject of yours, I shall be silent. Ideasof that kind are better conveyed, on my part, by words than by the pen.
I congratulate you on your agreeable settlement, and hope it will beproductive of real and lasting happiness. I am convinced that felicityis not confined to any particular station or condition in life; yet, methinks, some are better calculated to afford it to me than others.
Your extract from a favorite poet is charmingly descriptive; but is itnot difficult to ascertain what we can pronounce "an elegantsufficiency"?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I received itwith pleasure, and embrace this early opportunity of contributing mypart to a correspondence tending to promote a friendly and socialintercourse. An epistolary communication between the sexes has been withsome a subject of satire and censure; but unjustly, in my opinion. Withpersons of refinement and information, it may be a source ofentertainment and utility. The knowledge and masculine virtues of yoursex may be softened and rendered more diffusive by the inquisitiveness, vivacity..., and docility of ours, drawn forth and exercised by eachother.
In regard to the _particular_ subject of yours, I shall be silent. Ideasof that kind are better conveyed, on my part, by words than by the pen.
I congratulate you on your agreeable settlement, and hope it will beproductive of real and lasting happiness. I am convinced that felicityis not confined to any particular station or condition in life; yet, methinks, some are better calculated to afford it to me than others.
Your extract from a favorite poet is charmingly descriptive; but is itnot difficult to ascertain what we can pronounce "an elegantsufficiency"?
What to read after The Coquette?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foster Hannah Webster to read onlineMoreLess
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