The Settler a Novel
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Yet the reserva- tion was hardly necessary in the light of Helen's condi- tion. Judgment of another's action is colored by one's own mental state, and she was not so likely to be shocked by one who had defied the conventions against which she herself was in open mutiny. Anyway, she Uked Mrs. Jack at first sight, despite the scandalous manner in which she flirted with Charies Newton the first night at table. Big, tall, and fair, large eyes ex- pressed her saving grace, an tmparalleled frankness ...that seemed to sterilize her flirtations and rob them of impro- priety. Twice during the meal she retailed Newton's tender asides to his wife, asking, laughingly, if she rec- ognized the vintage.
However, being as yet in happy ignorance of many things that would soon cause her serious disquiet, Helen thoroughly enjoyed that first evening. The well-appoint- ed table, with its sparkling glass, silver, snowy napery; the well-groomed people and their correct speech alike fed her starved esthetic senses while they aroused dor- mant social qualities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet the reserva- tion was hardly necessary in the light of Helen's condi- tion. Judgment of another's action is colored by one's own mental state, and she was not so likely to be shocked by one who had defied the conventions against which she herself was in open mutiny. Anyway, she Uked Mrs. Jack at first sight, despite the scandalous manner in which she flirted with Charies Newton the first night at table. Big, tall, and fair, large eyes ex- pressed her saving grace, an tmparalleled frankness ...that seemed to sterilize her flirtations and rob them of impro- priety. Twice during the meal she retailed Newton's tender asides to his wife, asking, laughingly, if she rec- ognized the vintage.
However, being as yet in happy ignorance of many things that would soon cause her serious disquiet, Helen thoroughly enjoyed that first evening. The well-appoint- ed table, with its sparkling glass, silver, snowy napery; the well-groomed people and their correct speech alike fed her starved esthetic senses while they aroused dor- mant social qualities.
What to read after The Settler a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herman Whitaker to read onlineMoreLess
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