The Little Minister (Maude Adams Ed.)
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" Men think of nothing else.
He had no pity for the deserted child. I knew that while I was yet on his horse. When he came to the gardener's afterwards, it was not to give me some one to love, it was only to look upon what was called my beauty ; I was merely a picture to him, and even the gardener's children knew it and sought to terrify me by saying, 'You are losing your looks; the earl will not care for you any more.' Sometimes he brought his friends to see me, 'because I was such a lovely ch...ild,' and if they did not agree with him on that point he left without kissing me. Throughout my whole girl- hood I was taught nothing but to please him, and the only way to do that was to be pretty. It was the only virtue worth striving for ; the others were never thought of when he asked how I was getting on. Once I had fever and nearly died, yet this knowledge that my face was everything was implanted in me so that my fear lest he should think me ugly when I recovered terrified me into hysterics.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Men think of nothing else.
He had no pity for the deserted child. I knew that while I was yet on his horse. When he came to the gardener's afterwards, it was not to give me some one to love, it was only to look upon what was called my beauty ; I was merely a picture to him, and even the gardener's children knew it and sought to terrify me by saying, 'You are losing your looks; the earl will not care for you any more.' Sometimes he brought his friends to see me, 'because I was such a lovely ch...ild,' and if they did not agree with him on that point he left without kissing me. Throughout my whole girl- hood I was taught nothing but to please him, and the only way to do that was to be pretty. It was the only virtue worth striving for ; the others were never thought of when he asked how I was getting on. Once I had fever and nearly died, yet this knowledge that my face was everything was implanted in me so that my fear lest he should think me ugly when I recovered terrified me into hysterics.
What to read after The Little Minister (Maude Adams Ed.)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrie, J. M. (James Matthew), 1860-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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