The Damsel And the Sage
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Its broken heart mended, and it flewaway. Tell me, Sage, why did this action cure the Dove of its great lovefor the man, when it had borne all the blows and cruelty withoutresentment?" "That is an easy question to answer, " replied the Sage. "The Dove wasreally growing tired and seized this as a good opportunity to be off. " "Oh, how little you know of the female sex, even of Doves!" laughed theDamsel. "I can give you the true reason myself. It was the bad taste ofthe man in giving the Cuckoo t...he cage and perches of the Ring Dove, which he had consecrated to her. That cured her, and enabled her to flyaway. " And the Damsel curtsied to the Sage and sauntered off, laughing andlooking back over her shoulder.
* * * * * _An action committed in bad taste is more curing and disillusionizing toLove than the cruelest blows of rage and hate. _ * * * * * A man would often be the lover of his wife--if he were married to someone else.
* * * * * There come moments in life when we regret the old gods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its broken heart mended, and it flewaway. Tell me, Sage, why did this action cure the Dove of its great lovefor the man, when it had borne all the blows and cruelty withoutresentment?" "That is an easy question to answer, " replied the Sage. "The Dove wasreally growing tired and seized this as a good opportunity to be off. " "Oh, how little you know of the female sex, even of Doves!" laughed theDamsel. "I can give you the true reason myself. It was the bad taste ofthe man in giving the Cuckoo t...he cage and perches of the Ring Dove, which he had consecrated to her. That cured her, and enabled her to flyaway. " And the Damsel curtsied to the Sage and sauntered off, laughing andlooking back over her shoulder.
* * * * * _An action committed in bad taste is more curing and disillusionizing toLove than the cruelest blows of rage and hate. _ * * * * * A man would often be the lover of his wife--if he were married to someone else.
* * * * * There come moments in life when we regret the old gods.
What to read after The Damsel And the Sage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glyn Elinor to read onlineMoreLess
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