The Woman's Way
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How happy you must be!" "I am, " said Celia. "But go on, tell me about your novel; what kind of anovel is it to be?" "Do you remember my telling you, that afternoon at the A. B. C. Shop, how, if ever I got a chance, I meant to go in for character, psychology? Goodword, psychology! Well, I've got my chance, and I'm going for itbald-headed. Since I saw you, I have been studying Lavater; thephysiognomy man, you know--wonderful book!--and I've been fittingimaginary histories to everybody, man or wo...man, I've met. " "I used to do that, " said Celia, dreamily; and back came Brown'sBuildings.
"Yes? Of course, one may make an awfully bad shot sometimes; but I'minclined to think that, as a rule, one is pretty accurate. I mean, thatyou can judge the character of a man from his face--not so often that ofa woman, because she's more difficult, she knows how to mask herfeelings----" "Thank you, " interjected Celia.
"Oh, you know what I mean! She's been the slave of the man forcenturies, and she's been obliged to deceive him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How happy you must be!" "I am, " said Celia. "But go on, tell me about your novel; what kind of anovel is it to be?" "Do you remember my telling you, that afternoon at the A. B. C. Shop, how, if ever I got a chance, I meant to go in for character, psychology? Goodword, psychology! Well, I've got my chance, and I'm going for itbald-headed. Since I saw you, I have been studying Lavater; thephysiognomy man, you know--wonderful book!--and I've been fittingimaginary histories to everybody, man or wo...man, I've met. " "I used to do that, " said Celia, dreamily; and back came Brown'sBuildings.
"Yes? Of course, one may make an awfully bad shot sometimes; but I'minclined to think that, as a rule, one is pretty accurate. I mean, thatyou can judge the character of a man from his face--not so often that ofa woman, because she's more difficult, she knows how to mask herfeelings----" "Thank you, " interjected Celia.
"Oh, you know what I mean! She's been the slave of the man forcenturies, and she's been obliged to deceive him.
What to read after The Woman's Way?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Garvice to read onlineMoreLess
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