Turns of Fortune
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Oh! the folly, the madness of the man whotrusts to woman's love--to woman's faith! But the spell _once_ broken, the charm once dispelled, that is enough!" And yet it was not enough, for Edward talked on, and more than once was interrupted by Rose, who, whenever she could vindicate her cousin, did so bravely andgenerously--not in a half-consenting, frigid manner, but as a truewoman does when she defends a woman, as, if she be either good orwise, she will always do.
Rose did not know enough of hu...man nature to understand that the moreEdward complained of Helen's conduct and desertion, the less he reallyfelt it; and the generous portion of his own nature sympathisedwith the very generosity which he argued against. He had found one, who while she listened sweetly and patiently to his complaints, vindicated, precisely as he would have desired, the idol of hisheart's first love. What we love appears so entirely our own, thatwe question the right of others to blame it, whatever we may doourselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh! the folly, the madness of the man whotrusts to woman's love--to woman's faith! But the spell _once_ broken, the charm once dispelled, that is enough!" And yet it was not enough, for Edward talked on, and more than once was interrupted by Rose, who, whenever she could vindicate her cousin, did so bravely andgenerously--not in a half-consenting, frigid manner, but as a truewoman does when she defends a woman, as, if she be either good orwise, she will always do.
Rose did not know enough of hu...man nature to understand that the moreEdward complained of Helen's conduct and desertion, the less he reallyfelt it; and the generous portion of his own nature sympathisedwith the very generosity which he argued against. He had found one, who while she listened sweetly and patiently to his complaints, vindicated, precisely as he would have desired, the idol of hisheart's first love. What we love appears so entirely our own, thatwe question the right of others to blame it, whatever we may doourselves.
What to read after Turns of Fortune?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall S. C. Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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