The Feminine Note in Fiction
The Feminine Note in Fiction
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Simon Warre learns, little by little, all the past history of the girl he has made his wife, especially her relations with a certain Algernon Dane, a libertine and a rake, who is inconsiderate enough to get killed on the very day of her wedding. In dull and hopeless dismay the hero realizes the terrible mistake he has made. But his character, being a complex one, is not analyzed with that complete lucidity which we have a right to demand. He has at once a strong and a weak will ; he has a touch... of real asceticism, and yet exhibits, on occasions, a most curious yield- ing to foolish sentimental instincts. Why he should decide that his old love, Allegra, could never become his wife is by no means clear, nor yet is it altogether obvious why, when his wife Anne runs away from him with an empty-headed Australian, he should so steadily refuse to divorce her. His friend, Lord Wickenham, thinks he understands him, but prac- tically gives over the task to the author, and the author does not seem quite sure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Simon Warre learns, little by little, all the past history of the girl he has made his wife, especially her relations with a certain Algernon Dane, a libertine and a rake, who is inconsiderate enough to get killed on the very day of her wedding. In dull and hopeless dismay the hero realizes the terrible mistake he has made. But his character, being a complex one, is not analyzed with that complete lucidity which we have a right to demand. He has at once a strong and a weak will ; he has a touch... of real asceticism, and yet exhibits, on occasions, a most curious yield- ing to foolish sentimental instincts. Why he should decide that his old love, Allegra, could never become his wife is by no means clear, nor yet is it altogether obvious why, when his wife Anne runs away from him with an empty-headed Australian, he should so steadily refuse to divorce her. His friend, Lord Wickenham, thinks he understands him, but prac- tically gives over the task to the author, and the author does not seem quite sure.
What to read after The Feminine Note in Fiction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W L William Leonard Courtney to read onlineMoreLess
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