The Young Lady's Mentor
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The same qualities are to be desired in both. Theutmost simplicity--for nothing can be worse than speaking as if you wererepeating a sentence out of a book, except writing a friendly letter asif you were writing out of a book, --a great abundance and readiness ofinformation for the purpose of supplying a variety of illustrations, anintelligent perception of, and a cautious attention to, that which youare called upon to answer, a conciseness of expression, that isperfectly consistent with those ...minute details, which, gracefullymanaged, as women only can, form the chief charm of their conversationand writing, --with all these you should be careful to give free play tothe peculiarities of your own individual mind: this will always, evenwhere there is little or no talent, produce a pleasing degree oforiginality.
Before every thing else, however, let unstudied ease, I could almost addcarelessness, be the marked characteristics of both your conversationand your writing. Refined taste will indeed insensibly produce theformer, without any effort of your own, far better than the strictestrules could do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The same qualities are to be desired in both. Theutmost simplicity--for nothing can be worse than speaking as if you wererepeating a sentence out of a book, except writing a friendly letter asif you were writing out of a book, --a great abundance and readiness ofinformation for the purpose of supplying a variety of illustrations, anintelligent perception of, and a cautious attention to, that which youare called upon to answer, a conciseness of expression, that isperfectly consistent with those ...minute details, which, gracefullymanaged, as women only can, form the chief charm of their conversationand writing, --with all these you should be careful to give free play tothe peculiarities of your own individual mind: this will always, evenwhere there is little or no talent, produce a pleasing degree oforiginality.
Before every thing else, however, let unstudied ease, I could almost addcarelessness, be the marked characteristics of both your conversationand your writing. Refined taste will indeed insensibly produce theformer, without any effort of your own, far better than the strictestrules could do.
What to read after The Young Lady's Mentor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lady An English to read onlineMoreLess
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