The Knave of Diamonds
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I think there aremany men like that, perhaps all are to a certain extent. They are onlythemselves to one another. No woman would ever love a man if she saw himas he is. " "My dear! My dear!" Mrs. Errol said. "That's a bitter thing to say. Andit isn't true either. You'll see better by-and-by. Men are contemptible, I own--the very best of them; but they've all got possibilities, and it'sjust our part to draw them out. It's the divine foolishness of women'slove that serves their need, that makes t...hem feel after better things. Nowoman ever won a man by despising him. He may be inferior--he is--but hewants real love to bolster him up. I guess the dear Lord thought of thatwhen He fashioned women. " But Anne only smiled, very sadly, and shook her head. It might be true, but she was in no state to judge. She was blinded by present pain. Shefelt she had given her love to the wrong man, and though it hadflourished like a tropical flower in the fiery atmosphere of his passion, it had been burnt away at last by the very sun that had called it intobeing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I think there aremany men like that, perhaps all are to a certain extent. They are onlythemselves to one another. No woman would ever love a man if she saw himas he is. " "My dear! My dear!" Mrs. Errol said. "That's a bitter thing to say. Andit isn't true either. You'll see better by-and-by. Men are contemptible, I own--the very best of them; but they've all got possibilities, and it'sjust our part to draw them out. It's the divine foolishness of women'slove that serves their need, that makes t...hem feel after better things. Nowoman ever won a man by despising him. He may be inferior--he is--but hewants real love to bolster him up. I guess the dear Lord thought of thatwhen He fashioned women. " But Anne only smiled, very sadly, and shook her head. It might be true, but she was in no state to judge. She was blinded by present pain. Shefelt she had given her love to the wrong man, and though it hadflourished like a tropical flower in the fiery atmosphere of his passion, it had been burnt away at last by the very sun that had called it intobeing.
What to read after The Knave of Diamonds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dell Ethel May to read onlineMoreLess
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