What Dreams May Come
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In the love of a woman there is always a certain element ofchildishness, which has a reflex, if but temporary action upon herwhole nature. The phenomenon is due partly to the fact that she isunder the dominant influence of a wholly natural instinct, partly tothe fact that the object of her love is of stronger make than herself, mentally, spiritually, and physically. This sense of dependence andweakness, and, consequently, of extreme youth, remains until shehas children. Then, under the influenc...e of peculiarly strongresponsibilities, she gives her youth to them, and with it theplasticity of her nature.
At present Weir was in the stage where she analyzed herself for herlover's benefit, and confided to him every sensation she had everexperienced; and he encouraged her. He had frequently encouraged otherwomen to do the same thing, and in each case, after the first fewchapters, he had found it a good deal of a bore. The moment a womanfalls in love, that moment she becomes an object of paramount interestin her own eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the love of a woman there is always a certain element ofchildishness, which has a reflex, if but temporary action upon herwhole nature. The phenomenon is due partly to the fact that she isunder the dominant influence of a wholly natural instinct, partly tothe fact that the object of her love is of stronger make than herself, mentally, spiritually, and physically. This sense of dependence andweakness, and, consequently, of extreme youth, remains until shehas children. Then, under the influenc...e of peculiarly strongresponsibilities, she gives her youth to them, and with it theplasticity of her nature.
At present Weir was in the stage where she analyzed herself for herlover's benefit, and confided to him every sensation she had everexperienced; and he encouraged her. He had frequently encouraged otherwomen to do the same thing, and in each case, after the first fewchapters, he had found it a good deal of a bore. The moment a womanfalls in love, that moment she becomes an object of paramount interestin her own eyes.
What to read after What Dreams May Come?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Atherton, Gertrude Franklin Horn, 1857-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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