Women
Women
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Many girls have luxuriated in the first volume of Richardson's Pamela, than which there is probably no more exciting pursuit of virginity. In the eighteenth century this was a woman's book (while Fielding's masculine con- trast, Joseph Andrews, was not so clearly a woman's book, by reason of its humanity and laughter) : it still remains a woman's book. Among modern novels it is the erotic tale that finds most readers among women. I will go so far as to assert that any novel which contains a mar...riage at first left unconsummated, with the ugly intrigues of the wife to indicate her willingness for cohabitation forming its subse- quent motif, is infallibly a success with women. Their savage curiosity in following the theme is unmistakable. It is an index to their predilec- tions. They have one thought only; and in pur- suit of that will endure a perfect tedium of de- [112] ^ .
WOMEN IN LOVE tails and doublings until the desired end is reached. It is almost a recipe for successful novel-writing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many girls have luxuriated in the first volume of Richardson's Pamela, than which there is probably no more exciting pursuit of virginity. In the eighteenth century this was a woman's book (while Fielding's masculine con- trast, Joseph Andrews, was not so clearly a woman's book, by reason of its humanity and laughter) : it still remains a woman's book. Among modern novels it is the erotic tale that finds most readers among women. I will go so far as to assert that any novel which contains a mar...riage at first left unconsummated, with the ugly intrigues of the wife to indicate her willingness for cohabitation forming its subse- quent motif, is infallibly a success with women. Their savage curiosity in following the theme is unmistakable. It is an index to their predilec- tions. They have one thought only; and in pur- suit of that will endure a perfect tedium of de- [112] ^ .
WOMEN IN LOVE tails and doublings until the desired end is reached. It is almost a recipe for successful novel-writing.
What to read after Women?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rafael Taboada to read onlineMoreLess
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