New Grub Street
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Think of the biographies of men andwomen; how many pages are devoted to their love affairs? Compare thosebooks with novels which profess to be biographies, and you see how falsesuch pictures are. Think of the very words "novel, " "romance"--what dothey mean but exaggeration of one bit of life?' 'That may be true. But why do people find the subject so interesting?' 'Because there is so little love in real life. That's the truth ofit. Why do poor people care only for stories about the rich? The s...ameprinciple. ' 'How clever you are, Amy!' 'Am I? It's very nice to be told so. Perhaps I have some cleverness of akind; but what use is it to me? My life is being wasted. I ought tohave a place in the society of clever people. I was never meant to livequietly in the background. Oh, if I hadn't been in such a hurry, and soinexperienced!' 'Oh, I wanted to ask you, ' said Edith, soon after this. 'Do you wishAlbert to say anything about you--at the hospital?' 'There's no reason why he shouldn't. ' 'You won't even write to say--?' 'I shall do nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Think of the biographies of men andwomen; how many pages are devoted to their love affairs? Compare thosebooks with novels which profess to be biographies, and you see how falsesuch pictures are. Think of the very words "novel, " "romance"--what dothey mean but exaggeration of one bit of life?' 'That may be true. But why do people find the subject so interesting?' 'Because there is so little love in real life. That's the truth ofit. Why do poor people care only for stories about the rich? The s...ameprinciple. ' 'How clever you are, Amy!' 'Am I? It's very nice to be told so. Perhaps I have some cleverness of akind; but what use is it to me? My life is being wasted. I ought tohave a place in the society of clever people. I was never meant to livequietly in the background. Oh, if I hadn't been in such a hurry, and soinexperienced!' 'Oh, I wanted to ask you, ' said Edith, soon after this. 'Do you wishAlbert to say anything about you--at the hospital?' 'There's no reason why he shouldn't. ' 'You won't even write to say--?' 'I shall do nothing.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Gissing to read onlineMoreLess
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