The Treloars
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She had not before fully realized how much her thoughts and opinions had been colored by this illusion ; for Dolly was one to whom life is love, not as coarsely interpreted by so much of mod- ern fiction, a fierce mad hunger of the flesh that turns a human being into a vampire, but as the love that loses it- self in the multiplication of self. To live the center of a lovely, healthy, happy, little family, that to Dolly was the meaning of life for a woman; and so strong was this latent maternal ...love in her that she never saw a little child without feeling a warm glow of affection surge all over her. She spoke to every child in her walks abroad, and her father had long since ceased asking her if she knew the child, for he had learned that she knew all chil- dren, being akin to them.
As she approached the home of the Treloars, Dolly slackened her pace, not wishing to show any signs of per- turbation before Margaret and her father. But the fire burned as brightly in her cheeks for all her slackened pace, and catching sight of Margaret in the garden, she ran down the slope from the road and was quite out of breath when she reached her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had not before fully realized how much her thoughts and opinions had been colored by this illusion ; for Dolly was one to whom life is love, not as coarsely interpreted by so much of mod- ern fiction, a fierce mad hunger of the flesh that turns a human being into a vampire, but as the love that loses it- self in the multiplication of self. To live the center of a lovely, healthy, happy, little family, that to Dolly was the meaning of life for a woman; and so strong was this latent maternal ...love in her that she never saw a little child without feeling a warm glow of affection surge all over her. She spoke to every child in her walks abroad, and her father had long since ceased asking her if she knew the child, for he had learned that she knew all chil- dren, being akin to them.
As she approached the home of the Treloars, Dolly slackened her pace, not wishing to show any signs of per- turbation before Margaret and her father. But the fire burned as brightly in her cheeks for all her slackened pace, and catching sight of Margaret in the garden, she ran down the slope from the road and was quite out of breath when she reached her.
What to read after The Treloars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Fisher to read onlineMoreLess
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