"george Washington's" Last Duel
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Hemerely said, dolorously: "Well, how the deuce can it be done?" "_Make_ her, sir--_make_ her, " cried the Major. "Coerce her--compelher. " The old fellow was in his element. He shook his grizzled head, andbrought his hollowed hands together with sounding emphasis.
Jeff suggested that perhaps she might be impregnable, but the old fellowaffirmed that no woman was this; that no fortress was too strong to becarried; that it all depended on the assailant and the vehemence ofthe assault; and if one ...did not succeed, another would. The young manbrightened. His mentor, however, dashed his rising hopes by saying:"But mark this, sir, no coward can succeed. Women are rank cowardsthemselves, and they demand courage in their conquerors. Do you thinka woman will marry a man who trembles before her? By Jove, sir! He mustmake her tremble!" Jeff admitted dubiously that this sounded like wisdom. The Major burstout, "Wisdom, sir! It is the wisdom of Solomon, who had a thousandwives!" From this time the Major constituted himself Jeff's ally, and was readyto take the field on his behalf against any and all comers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hemerely said, dolorously: "Well, how the deuce can it be done?" "_Make_ her, sir--_make_ her, " cried the Major. "Coerce her--compelher. " The old fellow was in his element. He shook his grizzled head, andbrought his hollowed hands together with sounding emphasis.
Jeff suggested that perhaps she might be impregnable, but the old fellowaffirmed that no woman was this; that no fortress was too strong to becarried; that it all depended on the assailant and the vehemence ofthe assault; and if one ...did not succeed, another would. The young manbrightened. His mentor, however, dashed his rising hopes by saying:"But mark this, sir, no coward can succeed. Women are rank cowardsthemselves, and they demand courage in their conquerors. Do you thinka woman will marry a man who trembles before her? By Jove, sir! He mustmake her tremble!" Jeff admitted dubiously that this sounded like wisdom. The Major burstout, "Wisdom, sir! It is the wisdom of Solomon, who had a thousandwives!" From this time the Major constituted himself Jeff's ally, and was readyto take the field on his behalf against any and all comers.
What to read after "george Washington's" Last Duel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Page Thomas Nelson to read onlineMoreLess
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