The Lantern volume 16
The Lantern volume 16
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Lane. Temperamental? (Laughing. ) Tempera- ment, my boy, is as easily remedied as disease.
Bob. You don't understand, dad. She loves me.
Lane. Bob, you are very ingenuous. (Indignant. ) I don't understand, eh; I don't — on the contrary, my boy, I do understand. I can read 'em all like a book. There never was one of them could fool me. (Smil- ing. ) So she loves you, eh?
Bob. Yes, she does.
Lane. Let me tell you something. Love is not all sentiment; it's mostly art, and all worldly women are ski...lled in the technique of it.
Bob. But she isn't a worldly woman.
Lane. Oh, she isn't, eh? I can see, Bob, that you have a lot to learn. But then you have had so little experience. It is a great misfortune for a young man to be caught young by a clever woman. She deprives him of a liberal education. I suppose it would break her heart if you left her.
Bob. Yes, it would. She's not like others. She's a virtuous woman.
Lane. My boy, a compliment to a woman on her virtue is what gives her the least pleasure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lane. Temperamental? (Laughing. ) Tempera- ment, my boy, is as easily remedied as disease.
Bob. You don't understand, dad. She loves me.
Lane. Bob, you are very ingenuous. (Indignant. ) I don't understand, eh; I don't — on the contrary, my boy, I do understand. I can read 'em all like a book. There never was one of them could fool me. (Smil- ing. ) So she loves you, eh?
Bob. Yes, she does.
Lane. Let me tell you something. Love is not all sentiment; it's mostly art, and all worldly women are ski...lled in the technique of it.
Bob. But she isn't a worldly woman.
Lane. Oh, she isn't, eh? I can see, Bob, that you have a lot to learn. But then you have had so little experience. It is a great misfortune for a young man to be caught young by a clever woman. She deprives him of a liberal education. I suppose it would break her heart if you left her.
Bob. Yes, it would. She's not like others. She's a virtuous woman.
Lane. My boy, a compliment to a woman on her virtue is what gives her the least pleasure.
What to read after The Lantern volume 16?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Bonnet to read onlineMoreLess
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