An American Woman's Life And Work
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Pry looks incredulous.
" 'You look happy, but looks are deceiving,' she says, dejectedly. She is ' sure that I have had an unfortunate heart affair.' She has talked it over separately with every one of her dear five hundred friends. She is not going to have her imaginations refuted by the comfortable-looking person before her.
" ' Are }'ou sure you are happy? ' she sighs.
" ' Perfectly sure.' " 'I don't believe it,' she cries to Aunt Magnifi- cent. ' It 's as plain as day. It 's all put on.' "I... meet Miss Statesman. I have criticised her father as a public man. Miss Statesman fixes upon me a look of intense animosity. I rather like her for it. What would a daughter be good for who did not 'stick up' for her father? The funny part of the enraged little nudge she gives me is its contrast to her features — that thick crust of self-conceit which makes her fancy she punishes me, and makes her blind to the fact of my utter amusement. I meet the woman who ' hates the woman who writes ; ' the woman who ' adores ' the woman who writes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pry looks incredulous.
" 'You look happy, but looks are deceiving,' she says, dejectedly. She is ' sure that I have had an unfortunate heart affair.' She has talked it over separately with every one of her dear five hundred friends. She is not going to have her imaginations refuted by the comfortable-looking person before her.
" ' Are }'ou sure you are happy? ' she sighs.
" ' Perfectly sure.' " 'I don't believe it,' she cries to Aunt Magnifi- cent. ' It 's as plain as day. It 's all put on.' "I... meet Miss Statesman. I have criticised her father as a public man. Miss Statesman fixes upon me a look of intense animosity. I rather like her for it. What would a daughter be good for who did not 'stick up' for her father? The funny part of the enraged little nudge she gives me is its contrast to her features — that thick crust of self-conceit which makes her fancy she punishes me, and makes her blind to the fact of my utter amusement. I meet the woman who ' hates the woman who writes ; ' the woman who ' adores ' the woman who writes.
What to read after An American Woman's Life And Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hudson, Edmund to read onlineMoreLess
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