Rose of Dutchers Coolly
Rose of Dutchers Coolly
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Is n't it strange how that girl gets on ? She 's one of the women born to win her way without effort. It is n't true to say it is physical ; that 's only part of it it 's tempera ment. " Mason got his cigar well alight before he said: "She has the prime virtue imagination. " " Is that a woman's prime virtue ? " " To me it is. Of course there are other domestic and conjugal virtues which are com monly ranked higher, but they are really subor dinate. Sappho and Helen and Mary of the Scots were no...t beautiful nor virtuous, as such terms go; they had imagination, and imagina- 299 ROSE OF BUTCHER'S COOLLY tion gave them variety, and variety means end less charm. It is decidedly impossible to keep up your interest in a woman who is the same yesterday, today and tomorrow whose orbit can be predicted, whose radiance is without the shadow of turning. " " Should he be stopped ? " Isabel asked of Sanborn.
" I should n't like the job, " Sanborn replied. " When he strikes that line of soliloquy he 's out of my control.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is n't it strange how that girl gets on ? She 's one of the women born to win her way without effort. It is n't true to say it is physical ; that 's only part of it it 's tempera ment. " Mason got his cigar well alight before he said: "She has the prime virtue imagination. " " Is that a woman's prime virtue ? " " To me it is. Of course there are other domestic and conjugal virtues which are com monly ranked higher, but they are really subor dinate. Sappho and Helen and Mary of the Scots were no...t beautiful nor virtuous, as such terms go; they had imagination, and imagina- 299 ROSE OF BUTCHER'S COOLLY tion gave them variety, and variety means end less charm. It is decidedly impossible to keep up your interest in a woman who is the same yesterday, today and tomorrow whose orbit can be predicted, whose radiance is without the shadow of turning. " " Should he be stopped ? " Isabel asked of Sanborn.
" I should n't like the job, " Sanborn replied. " When he strikes that line of soliloquy he 's out of my control.
What to read after Rose of Dutchers Coolly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garland Hamlin to read onlineMoreLess
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