The Ford
The Ford
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She realised that it would not be possible to leave him much during the remainder of his life. And after that — what ?
Stella had passed the last few months in the rather tiring and futile process of quarrelling with herself. During her brief stay in London, she had looked on all sides for proofs of the absurdity of the passion of love, to hurl at her own head, so to speak. She had convinced herself that it was mainly a ridiculous and unnatural game, chiefly played out of idleness and lack of b...etter employment. Where were all these romances among the labouring classes ? People who had to work hard and live hard did not count such a commonplace business as the uniting of two individuals for the propagation of the race, the highly coloured affair that poets and novelists made it out. If the world was to progress, if the process of evolution were going on, — and it was hard to see how it could stop, — educated people would have to learn to regard these things in a new light. The idea that a woman's life was more or less wasted unless she should be so fortunate as to attract the desires R '57 258 The Ford of a man, — and the man chosen from a very Hmited selec- tion, — that idea had got to be put away in the mental lumber-rooms containing so much of the former wisdom of governesses and other instructors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She realised that it would not be possible to leave him much during the remainder of his life. And after that — what ?
Stella had passed the last few months in the rather tiring and futile process of quarrelling with herself. During her brief stay in London, she had looked on all sides for proofs of the absurdity of the passion of love, to hurl at her own head, so to speak. She had convinced herself that it was mainly a ridiculous and unnatural game, chiefly played out of idleness and lack of b...etter employment. Where were all these romances among the labouring classes ? People who had to work hard and live hard did not count such a commonplace business as the uniting of two individuals for the propagation of the race, the highly coloured affair that poets and novelists made it out. If the world was to progress, if the process of evolution were going on, — and it was hard to see how it could stop, — educated people would have to learn to regard these things in a new light. The idea that a woman's life was more or less wasted unless she should be so fortunate as to attract the desires R '57 258 The Ford of a man, — and the man chosen from a very Hmited selec- tion, — that idea had got to be put away in the mental lumber-rooms containing so much of the former wisdom of governesses and other instructors.
What to read after The Ford?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Edward John Legge to read onlineMoreLess
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