A World Without Souls
A World Without Souls
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The head, * Iphigenia.
us in minds such as hers, is ever the dupe of the heart, or Emily would have known, that though such authority may deny, it cannot oblige ; though it could prevent her from marrying where, they thought, it would not make her happy, it could not force her to marry where she had reason to believe it would ren- der her miserable. For a short time, the steady efforts of a husband to give her pleasure, the gaieties into which he plung- ed her, and the witcheries of novelty, ha...d their effect ; and she was about half as happy as she might have been in the society of a man she loved. Another month, and every eye saw the star of her happiness begin to set. She was a sickly plant the airs of heaven were too rough for her, and the suns of heaven too faint she wanted a heated and arti- ficial soil, and had not found it. Her husbaad was sensible, but he was some- what dull ; he was in love, but not with her folljes ; he was without vice, but 3 119 then he was also without romance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The head, * Iphigenia.
us in minds such as hers, is ever the dupe of the heart, or Emily would have known, that though such authority may deny, it cannot oblige ; though it could prevent her from marrying where, they thought, it would not make her happy, it could not force her to marry where she had reason to believe it would ren- der her miserable. For a short time, the steady efforts of a husband to give her pleasure, the gaieties into which he plung- ed her, and the witcheries of novelty, ha...d their effect ; and she was about half as happy as she might have been in the society of a man she loved. Another month, and every eye saw the star of her happiness begin to set. She was a sickly plant the airs of heaven were too rough for her, and the suns of heaven too faint she wanted a heated and arti- ficial soil, and had not found it. Her husbaad was sensible, but he was some- what dull ; he was in love, but not with her folljes ; he was without vice, but 3 119 then he was also without romance.
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