The White Riband Or a Young Females Folly
The White Riband Or a Young Females Folly
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Don't forget. I shall expect to see you waiting for me at the Flora. " And Miss Le Pettit rose, having carried her freak of sensibility on long enough, and sweeping past Loveday with a dazzling smile, was accom- panied to the front door by Mrs. Lear, and after standing poised for a moment against the sunny verdure beyond, took wing with a flutter of white taffetas and was gone.
Loveday was left with that most dangerous of all passions — the passion for an idea. Though she 46 THE WHITE RIBAND wa...s ignorant of the fact, it was not Miss Le Pettit she adored, it was beauty ; not silk underskirts that rustled in her ear, but the music of the spheres ; a new ideal she saw not in the angelic visitant, but in herself. She, too, would be all white and dazz- ling, was accounted worthy to follow in the same steps, were it but in those of a dance. She made the common mistake of a lover — she imagined she was in love with another human being, while in reality she was in love with those feelings in herself which that other had evoked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Don't forget. I shall expect to see you waiting for me at the Flora. " And Miss Le Pettit rose, having carried her freak of sensibility on long enough, and sweeping past Loveday with a dazzling smile, was accom- panied to the front door by Mrs. Lear, and after standing poised for a moment against the sunny verdure beyond, took wing with a flutter of white taffetas and was gone.
Loveday was left with that most dangerous of all passions — the passion for an idea. Though she 46 THE WHITE RIBAND wa...s ignorant of the fact, it was not Miss Le Pettit she adored, it was beauty ; not silk underskirts that rustled in her ear, but the music of the spheres ; a new ideal she saw not in the angelic visitant, but in herself. She, too, would be all white and dazz- ling, was accounted worthy to follow in the same steps, were it but in those of a dance. She made the common mistake of a lover — she imagined she was in love with another human being, while in reality she was in love with those feelings in herself which that other had evoked.
What to read after The White Riband Or a Young Females Folly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jesse, F. Tennyson (Fryniwyd Tennyson), 1888-1958 to read onlineMoreLess
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