The Foolish Virgin
The Foolish Virgin
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Your infatuation is not based on the verdictof your deepest and truest instincts. " "On what, then?" "The crazy ideals of the novels you've been reading--that's all. " "Ridiculous!" "You're absolutely sure, for instance, that God made just one man themate of one woman, aren't you?" "As sure as that I live. " "Where did you learn it?" "So long ago I can't remember. " "Not in your Bible?" "No. " "The Sunday school?" "No. " "Craddock didn't tell you that, did he?" "Hardly----" "I thought not. He h...as too much horse-sense in spite of his emotionalgymnastics. You learned it in the first dime-novel you read. " "I never read a dime-novel in my life, " she interrupted, indignantly.
"I know--you paid a dollar and a quarter for it--but it was adime-novel. The philosophy of this school of trash you have built intoa creed of life. How can you be so blind? How can you make so tragic ablunder?" "That's just it, Jane: I couldn't if your impressions of his characterwere true. I couldn't make a mistake about so vital a question.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your infatuation is not based on the verdictof your deepest and truest instincts. " "On what, then?" "The crazy ideals of the novels you've been reading--that's all. " "Ridiculous!" "You're absolutely sure, for instance, that God made just one man themate of one woman, aren't you?" "As sure as that I live. " "Where did you learn it?" "So long ago I can't remember. " "Not in your Bible?" "No. " "The Sunday school?" "No. " "Craddock didn't tell you that, did he?" "Hardly----" "I thought not. He h...as too much horse-sense in spite of his emotionalgymnastics. You learned it in the first dime-novel you read. " "I never read a dime-novel in my life, " she interrupted, indignantly.
"I know--you paid a dollar and a quarter for it--but it was adime-novel. The philosophy of this school of trash you have built intoa creed of life. How can you be so blind? How can you make so tragic ablunder?" "That's just it, Jane: I couldn't if your impressions of his characterwere true. I couldn't make a mistake about so vital a question.
What to read after The Foolish Virgin?
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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