The Lantern volume 21
The Lantern volume 21
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This farmer did not observe the rules of table deportment, but on the other hand he was a stickler for the Ten Commandments. " Aunty is quite aware that superficial politeness may cloak bad qualities, but she thinks that the keen-sighted can always see through that sort of disguise. She has none of that rather common prejudice which distrusts a man simply because he is polite.
"The man who is the first to stand up when ladies enter a room, " she says, "may not be the most up- standing of men, b...ut at least he has his wits about him. " Aunty contends, however, that there are limits beyond which politeness need not go.
"No one, " she insists, "is obliged to pretend lively interest in the narration of a long-drawn-out dream. " In nothing is aunty so old-fashioned as in her at- titude toward politics. For the woman in politics she has a horror she does not try to conceal.
"The female politiciaH who carries a mirror and 14 The Lantern a powder paper is ridiculous, " she insists ; "and the female politician who does without these necessary articles is avoided by the men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This farmer did not observe the rules of table deportment, but on the other hand he was a stickler for the Ten Commandments. " Aunty is quite aware that superficial politeness may cloak bad qualities, but she thinks that the keen-sighted can always see through that sort of disguise. She has none of that rather common prejudice which distrusts a man simply because he is polite.
"The man who is the first to stand up when ladies enter a room, " she says, "may not be the most up- standing of men, b...ut at least he has his wits about him. " Aunty contends, however, that there are limits beyond which politeness need not go.
"No one, " she insists, "is obliged to pretend lively interest in the narration of a long-drawn-out dream. " In nothing is aunty so old-fashioned as in her at- titude toward politics. For the woman in politics she has a horror she does not try to conceal.
"The female politiciaH who carries a mirror and 14 The Lantern a powder paper is ridiculous, " she insists ; "and the female politician who does without these necessary articles is avoided by the men.
What to read after The Lantern volume 21?
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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