The Great Tradition, And Other Stories
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It is characteristic that there is nearly always more than one shape. There is not often the joy of focussing on one antagonist.
Rosina Sayle herself could hardly retrace her own winding path through the thicket of scruples that had intervened between her and happiness. She had not only the New England conscience, she had also the New England sense of humor — the distinctive characteristic of which is that neither grimness nor tragedy prevents its play. Both are apt to be tortur- ing for the po...s.sessor. If her heart had had to make it out with the undeniable fact of Vincent Sayle's first happy marriage, her ironic mind had faced as well the latent incongruities in the role of stepmother.
The stepmother motif had jigged across her romance as the Venusberg music jigs across the Pilgrims' Chorus. She had no fear of not doing her duty by Roderick; she had a good deal of fear of not loving him properly. She wasn't fond of children; she hadn't the miscellaneous maternal instinct with which some 195 THE MIRACLE women are happily furnished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is characteristic that there is nearly always more than one shape. There is not often the joy of focussing on one antagonist.
Rosina Sayle herself could hardly retrace her own winding path through the thicket of scruples that had intervened between her and happiness. She had not only the New England conscience, she had also the New England sense of humor — the distinctive characteristic of which is that neither grimness nor tragedy prevents its play. Both are apt to be tortur- ing for the po...s.sessor. If her heart had had to make it out with the undeniable fact of Vincent Sayle's first happy marriage, her ironic mind had faced as well the latent incongruities in the role of stepmother.
The stepmother motif had jigged across her romance as the Venusberg music jigs across the Pilgrims' Chorus. She had no fear of not doing her duty by Roderick; she had a good deal of fear of not loving him properly. She wasn't fond of children; she hadn't the miscellaneous maternal instinct with which some 195 THE MIRACLE women are happily furnished.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine Fullerton Gerould to read onlineMoreLess
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