The Fall of a Nation
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"Of the great man in front?" she whispered.
Vassar's jaw closed with decision.
"Far from it, I assure you!" "You're not afraid of an automobile?" "One more guess " THE FALL OF A NATION "You couldn't be afraid of little me?" she asked de- murely.
"Yesterday I would have said no with a very loud emphasis. I'm free to confess the more I've seen of you the more I dread your opposition " She laughed in his face with a deliberate provoking challenge.
"Now that's unkind of you ! I expected a much more... gallant answer from a tall handsome apostle of ro- mance and chivalry. " "Perhaps I was afraid you'd laugh at me " "No. I hold that the age of true chivalry is only dawning the age in which man will honor woman by recognizing her as worthy to be his pal and best friend as well as his toy. " There was something so genuine to the appeal of her personality that the man who intellectually disagreed with her philosophy yet found himself in foolish accord with every demand she made.
Vassar was silent a moment, and glanced at her to see if she were chaffing or sparring to uncover his de- fenses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Of the great man in front?" she whispered.
Vassar's jaw closed with decision.
"Far from it, I assure you!" "You're not afraid of an automobile?" "One more guess " THE FALL OF A NATION "You couldn't be afraid of little me?" she asked de- murely.
"Yesterday I would have said no with a very loud emphasis. I'm free to confess the more I've seen of you the more I dread your opposition " She laughed in his face with a deliberate provoking challenge.
"Now that's unkind of you ! I expected a much more... gallant answer from a tall handsome apostle of ro- mance and chivalry. " "Perhaps I was afraid you'd laugh at me " "No. I hold that the age of true chivalry is only dawning the age in which man will honor woman by recognizing her as worthy to be his pal and best friend as well as his toy. " There was something so genuine to the appeal of her personality that the man who intellectually disagreed with her philosophy yet found himself in foolish accord with every demand she made.
Vassar was silent a moment, and glanced at her to see if she were chaffing or sparring to uncover his de- fenses.
What to read after The Fall of a Nation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dixon, Thomas, 1864-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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