Virginia
Virginia
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The girl had character, certainly, and though he disliked character in a woman, he was obliged to admit that she had not failed to make an impression.
"James won t care, and besides, " she added mag nificently, "it is none of his business. " "And it s none of mine, either, I reckon, " said Cyrus, with a chuckle.
"Well, of course, it s more of mine, " agreed Susan, and her delicious laugh drowned his chuckle.
She had won her point, and strange to say, she had pleased him rather than otherwise. H...e had suddenly a comfortable feeling in his digestive organs as well as a sense of virtue in his soul. It was impossible not to feel proud of her as she towered there above him with her superb body, as fine and as supple as the body of a race horse, and her splendid courage that made him wish while he looked at her that she, instead of James, had been born a male. She was not pretty she had never been pretty but he real ized for the first time that there might be something better even for a woman than beauty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The girl had character, certainly, and though he disliked character in a woman, he was obliged to admit that she had not failed to make an impression.
"James won t care, and besides, " she added mag nificently, "it is none of his business. " "And it s none of mine, either, I reckon, " said Cyrus, with a chuckle.
"Well, of course, it s more of mine, " agreed Susan, and her delicious laugh drowned his chuckle.
She had won her point, and strange to say, she had pleased him rather than otherwise. H...e had suddenly a comfortable feeling in his digestive organs as well as a sense of virtue in his soul. It was impossible not to feel proud of her as she towered there above him with her superb body, as fine and as supple as the body of a race horse, and her splendid courage that made him wish while he looked at her that she, instead of James, had been born a male. She was not pretty she had never been pretty but he real ized for the first time that there might be something better even for a woman than beauty.
What to read after Virginia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen Glasgow to read onlineMoreLess
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