The White Sister
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When you do not know what a woman is looking for in an unfamiliardrawing-room, it is a mirror to see whether her hat is straight. ThePrincess saw none and rose gracefully out of the deep easy-chair.
'It has been such a great pleasure to see you!' she said, thecordiality returning to her tone as soon as she was on her feet.
'I am very much obliged for your visit, ' Ugo answered politely, because nothing else occurred to him to say, and he clapped his heelstogether with a jingle of his spurs as h...e took her proffered hand.
He was neither shy nor dull of comprehension where women wereconcerned, and he understood quite well that she had not come with theintention of making an impression on him, nor out of mere curiosity tosee what Giovanni's brother was like. He knew what her reputation hadbeen, but he did not know whether she had retired from the lists atlast or still kept the field; and he cared very little, though he hadsometimes reflected that whereas Balzac had written of the Woman ofThirty, the 'woman of forty' was still to be studied by a clevernovelist; unless, indeed, Sophocles had made an end of her for everwhen Jocasta hanged herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When you do not know what a woman is looking for in an unfamiliardrawing-room, it is a mirror to see whether her hat is straight. ThePrincess saw none and rose gracefully out of the deep easy-chair.
'It has been such a great pleasure to see you!' she said, thecordiality returning to her tone as soon as she was on her feet.
'I am very much obliged for your visit, ' Ugo answered politely, because nothing else occurred to him to say, and he clapped his heelstogether with a jingle of his spurs as h...e took her proffered hand.
He was neither shy nor dull of comprehension where women wereconcerned, and he understood quite well that she had not come with theintention of making an impression on him, nor out of mere curiosity tosee what Giovanni's brother was like. He knew what her reputation hadbeen, but he did not know whether she had retired from the lists atlast or still kept the field; and he cared very little, though he hadsometimes reflected that whereas Balzac had written of the Woman ofThirty, the 'woman of forty' was still to be studied by a clevernovelist; unless, indeed, Sophocles had made an end of her for everwhen Jocasta hanged herself.
What to read after The White Sister?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crawford Francis Marion to read onlineMoreLess
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